Most acquirers tend to overpay because they overestimate the value they will add to the target and execute poorly in delivering promised benefits This article discusses how Boards of Directors, CEOs, CFOs and Corporate Strategists can use EVA-based valuation and performance management techniques to improve their company’s chances of success in M&A and other major investments.
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Authors: Anurag Dwivedi, Jatin Lal, Tejpavan Gandhok
Source: Stern Stewart & Co.
Subject: Finance
Authors: Anurag Dwivedi, Jatin Lal, Tejpavan Gandhok
Source: Stern Stewart & Co.
Subject: Finance
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