Today's Most Popular, Powerful Tools for Creating Shareholder
Value--How and Why They Work, and Which Will Work Best for You
The business world is just now beginning to regroup from its
greatest merger wave in history. But after more than half of all
acquisitions failed to enhance shareholder value, the "bigger is
better" mantra has given way to new, leaner value-creation
strategies--and to the increased use of subsidiary equity
redeployments (SERs) to redeploy and gain access to value hidden in
subsidiary operations.
"Restructuring for Growth "is the first comprehensive guide to
creating value by redeploying the equity value of subsidiary
operations and assets. It provides new insights on how virtually
any organization can successfully leverage this equity in order to:
Create value for impatient shareholders Increase focus Use
partnerships and alliances Restructure balance sheets Obtain cash
from--and ensure the success of--non-core operations
In the broad middle ground between complete ownership and total
divestiture, SERs provide unmatched opportunities for both
increasing corporate effectiveness and building shareholder value.
Let "Restructuring for Growth" help you determine if, when, and why
an SER may be effective for your organization, and provide you with
innovative opportunities to build shareholder value and thrive in
today's challenging business arena.
"Building the value of a subsidiary--and the parent--is a
pressing concern for much of corporate America. "Restructuring for
Growth "addresses the creation of shareholder value by companies
through the redeployment of the equity of a wholly or partially
owned subsidiary operation..."--From the Preface
Today'scorporate world has been turned upside down. Many of the
strategies employed in the past to create value for shareholders
have had the opposite effect and are being unwound. As a result,
impatient investors are demanding that companies employ new
approaches to maximize all of their assets--and create value for
investors.
"Restructuring for Growth "is the first book to take a detailed
look at subsidiary equity redeployments (SERs), which have proven
remarkably successful at creating new value for both parent
companies and their shareholders. This one-of-a-kind resource
offers practical advice on creating value in today's turbulent
private and public stock and merger markets. It details the goals,
objectives, advantages, and challenges and lays out critical tax,
legal, and accounting considerations of today's most widely-used
and effective subsidiary equity redeployment (SER) strategies,
including: Spin-offs Carve-outs Partnerships with investors
Corporate alliances Mergers
Incorporating need-to-know insights, this important work also
contains numerous examples and cases for each strategy. It provides
a behind-the-scenes look at how the strategies were structured and
deployed, and a rare insider's access to the SER successes and
failures of leading companies ranging from General Motors to Palm.
Many of these cases are available from no other resource, and
feature commentary from company executives on the firing line about
the strategies they selected.
In "Restructuring for Growth," Wall Street veteran John
Michaelson provides unique and rarely shared insights into the
inner workings of corporate finance and details the challenges of
working with Wall Street. He gives you theinformation and
confidence you need to select, deploy, and manage smart SER
strategies--to meet the value creation demands of impatient
investors, corporate management, and boards of directors.
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