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Corporate Finance, Cases and Materials (Hardcover, 8th Revised edition)
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Corporate Finance, Cases and Materials (Hardcover, 8th Revised edition)
Series: University Casebook Series
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This revised corporate finance casebook updates old topics, opens
up new topics, and revisits, revises and rationalizes basic
materials. The introduction to basic financial economics in the
first part of the book has been integrated and simplified. Where
the exposition in previous editions relied heavily on excerpts from
finance textbooks, this edition deletes much of that material and
introduces its own textual treatment. The result is more focus on
basics and a more orderly progression of points. In addition, the
algebraic designations of valuation are now uniform throughout the
book. Reports on practice in the chapters on long-term debt
securities and convertible bonds have been updated substantially.
Finally, the deal documents in the Appendix have been updated and
rationalized and more effectively reflect current practice. Users
will find that all of these changes can be interpolated without
significant disruption of existing pedagogy. The new edition begins
with Huff Fund v. CKx, one of the recent appraisal cases in which
Vice-Chancellor Glasscock uses the merger price as the value
measure. With CKx, the book finally has a current touchstone case
on valuation to replace Atlas Pipeline, which led off in editions 1
through 4. Other new cases include Financial Guaranty Insurance v.
Putnam Advisory, a synthetic securitization case accompanied by a
note on the Goldman Sachs ABACUS scandal; Kallick v. Sandridge
Energy, one of the "proxy put" cases; MeehanCombs v. Ceasar's
Entertainment (currently on appeal), in which the Southern District
reads teeth into the Trust Indenture Act; Third Point v. Ruprecht,
the Sotheby's poison pill case; MFW Shareholders Litigation, which
holds out business judgment review in a cash-out merger; Del Monte
Foods Shareholder Litigation, one of the recent investment banker
cases under Revlon: and Corwin v. KKR, under which a fully-informed
shareholder vote trumps a Revlon claim.
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