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In this tutorial, the scenario explores the stock movements of Company A throughout the day. Initially, Company A's stock is trading at $5 per share. At 10 AM Eastern Time, an announcement is made that Company B intends to acquire Company A for $10 per share, offering cash for the acquisition. This news leads to speculation and likely an increase in Company A's share price, as current shareholders would receive $10 for each share they own if the acquisition goes through. The tutorial highlights the impact of acquisition announcements on stock valuations and introduces the concept of cash versus stock-based acquisitions, hinting at further discussions on the complexities involved.

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What is a merge agreement?

A merger agreement (or definitive merger agreement) is the legal contract that is drawn up and signed by both parties when two companies merge. Its terms and conditions can be quite detailed, and it usually spells out several parameters regarding staffing actions to be implemented.

What is an example of merger arbitrage?

A simple merger arbitrage example will illustrate this: On June 13, 2016, Microsoft announced its acquisition of LinkedIn, offering $196 for each LinkedIn share. On the announcement date, LinkedIn shares jumped from the $131.08 pre-announcement price to close at $192.21.

What is the risk associated with mergers?

Risks of Mergers and Acquisitions Lack of Due Diligence. Due diligence is critical to preparing for MA transactions. Overpayment. Overpayment is a common pitfall of mergers and acquisitions. Miscalculating Synergies. Integration Issues.

What should be included in a merger agreement?

Parts of merger and acquisition contracts Parties and recitals. Price, currencies, and structure. Representations and warranties. Covenants.

What is the main risk in the risk arbitrage strategy?

Key Takeaways In an all-stock offer, a risk arbitrage investor would buy shares of the target company and simultaneously short sell the shares of the acquirer. The risk to the investor in this strategy is that the takeover deal falls through, causing the investor to suffer losses.

What is arbitrage risk?

Risk arbitrage typically involves buying and selling the stocks of two or more merging companies to take advantage of market discrepancies between acquisition price and stock price. This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.

What are the risks associated with merger arbitrage?

There are macro risks involved in merger arbitrage such as market and interest rate risks. Other micro risks include earnings, financing, legal, premium, merger agreement, taxes, consideration, fraud, regulatory, timing and due diligence risks (these mostly relate to the actual buyers and targets business).

What is the difference between risk arbitrage and merger arbitrage?

A merger arbitrage takes advantage of market inefficiencies surrounding mergers and acquisitions. Merger arbitrage, also known as risk arbitrage, is a subset of event-driven investing or trading, which involves exploiting market inefficiencies before or after a merger or acquisition.

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