Mergers and Acquisitions: The world's best lecture tutorial in a nutshell
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- Опубликовано: 13 май 2024
- This lecture tutorial on mergers and acquisitions gives five tips that will make your deals succeed. Gold dust in a nutshell. See more at www.ashridge.org.uk/msa
Ashridge Business School, near London, runs Europe's leading mergers and acquisitions course - Making Successful Acquisitions
This is clear and concise. Thank you.
Really interesting video, I found it extremely insightful.
So is this advice based on their actual experience as business owners or all theory as teachers??
Wow Buffett as always kicking asses.
interesting & insightful!
I have a problem with the synergy piece. Although there can be substantial growth from leveraging brand and/or customer base; what about activist investors who go in with new management & expertise? Returns are equal if not greater while all improvements were sourced externally
5 top tempting tips for beginners of M&A As a entrepreneur just starting out in a M&A enterprise it is so important to know the true nature o f M&A by a greater hand that write this story
After hearing all 5 tips, I realised these "teachers" always use other people's credential to justify their OPINIONS as well as use other successful people's ideas and advice as their own teachings. Its a good thing if you dont think carefully. Its not so good when you take in their personal preference
How do you find future mergers and acquisitions? Is there any sources that you can find such deals?
All factual exaggeration. Name me a merger (by that I mean two companies coming together without change of control, except those where the merger occurs between two directly competing mid size companies thereby getting rid of the extra fixed costs) where you really have %300 increase in value in any reasonable long term model.
Not all advisors are biased to persuade you to do the deal. But there is a problem if they only get paid when or if the deal goes ahead
Try this guy's book "Strategy at the corporate level" - worth a good read.
I am considering doing an Msc in Finance at LSE after I finish my BEng in Aerospace Engineering at Brunel University in west london. I want to become an investment banker. I dont see myself being an engineer anymore.
Ye i fully just wantdd to do it for the money. Im loosing the will to become an engineer because the pay in engineering is not great. But i watched a video by a former city trader and he explained what you just explained so dont know.. I just want something that pays well..
Jahi Zamy I guess I'm a drug dealer now
good video :-)
One company buy another company called acquisition. Two company come together and form one company called merger.
Think Disney bought Pixar, and Bandai merged with Namco to make Bandai Namco Games
When your investment banker tells you the big deal you are working on will be a “defining acquisition” what you should hear is that it is a “bet the ranch” deal.
Are you saying these guys aren't credible?
does it really take 6-12 months to buy a business?
@@debreceniszabolcs8494 “When sellers papers are all over the place”
Sounds like if the seller has their papers organized and their company structured, it could take less time. Is that what you’re saying?
I love money
Harry Canning for the love of money is the root of all evil.
For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows. 1 Timothy 6:10
@@debreceniszabolcs8494 you have no idea of what you are talking about your response doesn’t even connect to my comment l. Have you read the Bible? Like I said…The love of money is the root of all evil.
i also love money
Don't love money: Love God and don't make money your god. For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows. 1 Timothy 6:10
MD's hands shaking
If you close your eyes you can hear Patrick Stewart
Any uk based M&A specialists please contact me -
crap.
AHHmmmm.... Dan Pena has a better course. And he is in Europe. Scotland to be exact. He has generated well over $500bn with his mentees and devotees learning from his course. He has generated more wealth than the whole alumni of his university he graduated since the day the school started.