Mergers & Acquisitions for Dummies

De: Bill Snow

Narrado por: Steven Jay Cohen

Are you a business owner or executive thinking about selling a division, a subsidiary, or the entire company? Or are you thinking about how you may be able to grow your business by merging with or acquiring other companies? Or are you a student thinking about making a career in an industry related to mergers and acquisitions (M&A)?

In other words, if you are looking for a plain-language, no-nonsense guide about how mergers and acquisitions can affect your company and career, you've found your audiobook!

Mergers & Acquisitions for Dummies is your insider's handbook about the practice of buying and selling companies. It explains the entire M&A process step-by-step, introduces you to industry-specific terms and acronyms, details the documents used when buying or selling a company, discusses valuation techniques, reveals insights about how to finance deals, provides real-world examples of how to structure transactions and bridge valuation gaps between buyer and seller, and gives you the basic tools you will need to successfully close M&A transactions. Plus, you'll get expert advice on identifying and contacting potential M&A targets, performing due diligence, drafting the purchase agreement, and integrating new employees after the deal closes.

©2018 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. (P)2019 Gildan Media, LLC

Great content (for real)

First book “for dummies “ that I’ve read. Had a different idea on what actually is. Great content, very didactic. Recommend it

Easy to understand

Not messed up with too much technical information and mostly focused on the general picture. Easy to remember the content and to realize in business.

Informative and in depth

I loved this book and the speaker. this week undoubtedly help me on my business buying journey. thank you

Audio Reader

The guy reading this book is HORRID!!! Omg he puts me to sleep and does not keep my attention. The worst audio reader ever!

The narrator is awful

Can’t finish audiobook because narrator reads at a snails pace. It’s terrible, takes several minutes to read a half page. I never heard anything this bad before. It could easily be narrated in 1/4 of the time that this guy does it in. It’s borderline egregious. Stay a way unless you have nothing but time