Such incentives are often available to acquiring companies or merged entities, but getting the most out of them requires close attention.
While acquiring companies have underperformed stock indexes for the past two years, the outlook for M&A may be brightening.
Board diversity, corporate culture, and sexual harassment will be among the key discussion topics for corporate directors next year.
The question is no longer whether an activist will invest in your stock, but when they might go active.
Despite trade and tariff tensions, three-quarters of U.S. corporate executives expect to close more and larger deals next year than they did in 2018.
While there are different ways to measure the success of M&A deals, shortly after deals close investors tend to expect they'll deliver incremental value.
The $2 billion deal values the Denver-based email platform company at about 10 times expected 2019 revenue.
When M&A deals are booming, it's important for CFOs to remember that volume fuels mistakes as well as success.
Global merger-and-acquisition volume dropped 35% in the third quarter, to $783 billion.
Keurig Dr Pepper said it expects the transaction to be neutral to the company's adjusted diluted earnings per share in 2019 and accretive thereafter.
With M&A activity booming amid the digital technology revolution, CFOs must play a key role in identifying opportunities and making the right investments.
With spinoffs on the rise, CFOs embrace proactive portfolio management as a core strategic tool.
