Home > Glossary

Glossary

LikeForex.com glossary is the most complete financial glossary on the internet, helping thousands of individuals keep up-to-date with today's financial world.

Did you run across an unfamiliar term when applying for a forex trading account? Do you read a vague term in your home mortgage agreement? Do you see a strange financial term in a company quarterly report? LikeForex.com glossary get all those answers for you.

With the largest financial term glossary databases on the internet, covering all areas in the financial sector. Currently it has more than 40,000 financial terms, and new terms are added frequently.

LikeForex.com glossary is comprehensive and easy to navigate. Do we miss anything? Tell us.

Search Keyword:

Financial terms in "Mergers and Acquisitions"

1. Asset Stripping

2. Cash Reserves

3. gray knight

4. management buyout

5. stock swap

6. asset acquisition

7. equity method

8. Scorched-Earth Policy

9. street sweep

10. backdoor listing

11. Reverse Merger

12. commission recapture

13. National Association of Certified Valuation Analysts (NACVA)

14. type D reorganization

15. divestment

16. type C reorganization

17. in-process research and development

18. mergers and acquisitions

19. City code on takeovers and mergers

20. takeover ratio

21. hostile leveraged buyout

22. zombie

23. Targeted repurchase

24. Form 8-K

25. Lady Macbeth Strategy

26. White squire

27. corporate finance

28. statutory consolidation

29. breakup fee

30. creeping tender offer

31. final closing date

32. Toehold purchase

33. White Knight

34. bulk sales escrow

35. earnout

36. mini-tender offer

37. style drift

38. dividends-received deduction

39. Acquisition

40. stock-for-asset reorganization

41. backward integration

42. diversification

43. PMV

44. anti-takeover statute

45. RTO

46. deal date

47. demerger

48. vertical acquisition

49. horizontal merger

50. floating security

51. dilutive acquisition

52. club deal

53. takeunder

54. buy, strip and flip

55. cost synergy

56. purchase acquisition

57. fairness opinion

58. board-out clause

59. War chest

60. lobster trap

61. controlled company

62. Private Market Value

63. absorbed

64. Dawn Raid

65. paper offer

66. consolidation

67. MBO

68. LBO

69. self tender defense

70. target

71. mezzanine debt

72. cram-down deal

73. earnup

74. Corporate Raider

75. material adverse change (MAC)

76. qualifying transaction

77. amalgamation

78. type B reorganization

79. Show stopper

80. Merger Arbitrage

81. leveraged recapitalization

82. Takeover Panel

83. hostile bid

84. Asset value

85. Tender Offer

86. Michael Milken

87. Reverse Takeover

88. Net advantage to merging

89. raider

90. offer period

91. Vertical merger

92. in play

93. creeping takeover

94. anti-takeover measure

95. drag-along right

96. swap ratio

97. bear hug

98. management buyin

99. agglomeration

100. consolidation phase

Note: Maximum 100 records reached. Please narrow your search.

Featured term of the day

Definition / Meaning of

Risk Manager

Categories: Insurance, Personnel Management, Statistics and Risk Management, Business and Management,

removed

Most popular terms

1. Money Supply
2. ConsensusDOCS
3. Other Structures: Homeowners Policy
4. Fiduciary
5. Preference Shares
6. Employer Sponsored Retirement Plan
7. Right Of Recourse Provision
8. Self-insured Retention (SIR)
9. Erection All Risks (EAR) Insurance
10. Contingent Commission

Search a term

Keyword:

Browse by alphabet

ABCDEFG
HIJKLMN
OPQRSTU
VWXYZ#

Browse by category

Accounting
Banking
Bankruptcy Assistance
Bonds and Treasuries
Brokerages
Business and Management
Compliance and Governance
Credit and Debt
E-commerce
Economics
Estate Planning
Forex
Fraud
Fundamental Analysis
Futures
Global
Insurance
International Trade
Investing and Trading
Ipos
Legal
Loan and Mortgage
Mergers and Acquisitions
Mutual Funds
Operation and Production
Options
Patent
Personnel Management
Real Estate
Retirement and Pension
Statistics and Risk Management
Stocks
Strategies
Tax
Technical Analysis
Venture Capital