This is the definitive sourcebook for collecting information
required for corporate merger and acquisition research. A
particular strength of the Guide is its focus on time-sharing
online databanks for information retrieval. Readers can learn which
databanks can be used for M&A research, and search examples and
techniques are described. The authors use their research expertise
to identify appropriate strategies, provide database tips and
techniques, and point out unique features of the many M&A
research tools discussed in the Guide. In addition, they discuss
issues such as database cost and comprehensiveness and the currency
of information delivery by identifying those databases offering
current awareness capabilities. Examples of search sessions in
electronic databases are provided to illustrate the creation and
use of current awareness profiles.
Monitoring M&A activity, researching specific deals, using
Securities and Exchange Commission filings, researching with
specialized M&A transaction databases, using electronic
databanks to find acquisition candidates, tracking complex
corporate relationships and international M&As are the primary
subjects of coverage. The database categories--both print and
electronic sources--include: filings databases, transaction
databases, directory databases, monitoring databases, financial
databases, legal databases and bibliographic databases. The Guide
is a tool for the users of corporate change information that
include economists, accountants, attorneys, financial analysts and
officers, managers, academics, and students of business.
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