M&A Blog #05 – capital structure (Part II – acquisition impact on capital structure)
What is the impact of M&A and its financing on the company’s capital structure? Read more about this topic in this post.
Read MoreWhat is the impact of M&A and its financing on the company’s capital structure? Read more about this topic in this post.
Read MoreIn this post, we will walk through an overview of capital structure (debt and equity).
Read MoreHow do acquirers create value after acquisitions? It depends on who they are. Learn more here.
Read MoreM&A successes and failures - how should we define them? What metrics should we use to gauge them? What drives them and why should they be tied to corporate strategies? We will walk through all of these questions in this post.
Read MoreThere are a lot of M&A myths out there. We will walk through some of the most popular ones in this post.
Read MoreHow should we decide if we should invest in a company’s stock? This financial statement analysis post will show us what we can do to identify good or bad companies.
Read MoreHow can we gauge the health (quality) of a company’s earnings? Or the existence of earnings manipulations. Piotrosky’s score is a good gauge. We will walk through the process of calculating it in this post.
Read MoreHow can we gauge the health (quality) of a company’s earnings? Or the existence of earnings manipulation? Beneish’s score is another good gauge. We will walk through the process of calculating it in this post.
Read MoreWhat is an accrual? And why is it important in financial reporting? Learn more here.
Read MoreAn investor should have confidence that the stocks that s/he invests in are backed by strong management teams who makes the right decision for the companies. One way to tease this out is by performing a segment- and capital-allocation analysis. In this post, we will review how.
Read MoreWhy should a company’s capital structure matters to an acquirer or an investor? Learn more here.
Read MoreAs an investor, we should want to see growth in the companies whose stocks we are investing in. Growth = increase in stock price = higher return for us. But how can we tell if a company’s management is pouring in profits back into the company to drive higher growth, versus spending lavishly on company perks and indulging in higher pays? An asset base analysis can help investors suss it out. Learn more about this cool technique here.
Read MoreHow can an investor tell if the companies s/he is considering to invest in had made sound investment decision themselves? In simpler words, how can we tell if a company has used its assets properly so that they generate a good return on investment? The Dupont analysis is our answer here and we will walk through this technique here.
Read MoreAny business - especially financial - discussions about a company should start with a broader overview of the company. In this post, we will walk through a company analysis - as a tool for investors and acquirers alike.
Read MoreIndustry Analysis - what is it and how can it help in acquisitions and investments? Learn more about it here.
Read MoreFinancial Statement Analysis - what is it? why is important? how should it be done. In this post, we will answer all of those questions.
Read MoreFree Cash Flow to Firm. Free Cash Flow to Equity. What are these and why should we care? Also, why do ratios matter in analyzing a company’s financial performance? We will answer those questions and more in this post.
Read MoreIn this post, we will continue our cash flow discussions with net income and trend analyses.
Read MoreCash is king. So are all the determinants of cash flow in a company? And what significance should we assigned to each of those determinants? Read more about them here.
Read MoreHow can we use a company’s cash flow pattern to validate where it is in its growth maturity cycle and if it is on the path to success or not? The cash flow pattern analysis we’ll walk through in this post will answer those questions.
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