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Fall 2014
PROGRAM/SEMESTER
MBADS (SEM 3/SEM 5)
MBAFLEX/
MBAN2 (SEM 3)
PGDFMN
(SEM 1)
SUBJECT
CODE &
NAME
MF0011
& MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS
Q1.
Explain the five stage model of mergers and acquisitions.
Answer:
The Five Stage Model
To examine the issues that possibly contribute to
acquisition failure and value destruction, the author, Sudi Sudarsanam,
develops a five stage model of mergers and acquisitions, which advocates a view
of M&A as a process rather than a transaction. The five stages comprise:
· Corporate
strategy
· Organizing
for acquisitions
· Deal
structuring and negotiations
· Post-acquisition
integration; and
· Post-acquisition
audit and organizational learning.
Stage 1: Corporate strategy development
Q2. What do you understand by demerger? Write about
the tax implications of demergers.
Explain the characteristics of demerger.
(Meaning of demerger, Tax implications of
demergers, Characteristics of demerger.)
Answer:
Meaning of Demerger
Large entities sometimes hinder entrepreneurial
initiative, sideline core activities, reduce accountability and promote
investment in non-core activities. There is an increasing realization among
companies that demerger may allow them to strengthen their core competence and
realize the true value of their business.
Q3. Explain about Employee Stock Ownership Plans
(ESOP). Write down about the rules
of ESOP and types of ESOPS.
(Explanation of ESOP, Rules of ESOP,Types of ESOP)
Answer:
Employee Stock Ownership Plans(ESOP)
Employee-owned corporations are corporations owned
in whole or in part by their employees. Employees are usually given a share of
the corporation after a certain length of employment or they can buy shares at
any time. Corporation owned entirely by its employees (a worker cooperative)
will not, the reform, have
Q4.Write Short notes on:
· Exchange
rates
· External
advantages in differential products
· Political
and economic stability
(Exchange rates, External advantages in
differential products., Political and economic stability)
Answer.
Exchange rates- In finance,
an exchange
rate (also
known as a foreign-exchange
rate, forex
rate, FX rate )
between two currencies is the
rate at which one currency will be exchanged for another. It is also regarded
as the value of one country’s currency in terms of another currency. For
example, an interbank exchange rate of 91 Japanese
yen (JPY,
¥) to the United
States dollar (US$)
means that ¥91 will be
Q5. Give the meaning of buyback of shares. Explain
the objectives and guidelines for buyback of shares.
· Meaning
of buyback of shares
· Objectives
of buy back of shares
· Guidelines
for buyback of shares
(Meaning of buyback of shares, Objectives of buy
back of shares, Guidelines for buyback of shares)
Answer:
Meaning of buyback of shares
The buyback of outstanding
shares (repurchase) by a company in order to reduce the number of shares on the
market. Companies will buy back shares either to increase the value of shares
still available (reducing
Q6. Explain the methods of accounting of
amalgamation with example.
· Pooling
of interests method
· Purchase
method
· Lump
sum method
· Net
asset method
· Net
payment method
· Intrinsic
method
(Pooling of interests method, Purchase
method, Lump sum method, Net asset method
Net payment method, Intrinsic method)
Answer:
Pooling of interests method
Pooling of interests refers to uniting of interest.
Two companies operating in the same line of business may come together to
achieve greater market share. Independently these two companies may be smaller
but when they unite, they may become the big company capable of becomin
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