This book offers a solid primer on the legal, finance, accounting, and economic aspects of valuation in merger and acquisition (“M&A”) transactions.  It addresses a wide range of issues that can arise in the process of evaluating a target or acquirer in an M&A transaction. The book also provides helpful reference materials in each chapter that the reader may consult when facing a particular issue, along with many documentary appendices relating to valuation issues.

Notably, the book covers the following important topics:

• Basic business and regulatory M&A principles (see Chapter 1)
• Valuation due diligence (see Chapter 3)
• The process for determining a target’s value (see Chapter 4)
• The Relative Valuation Techniques (see Chapter 15)
• Valuation issues in management-led leveraged buyouts of publicly held companies (see Chapter 18)
• The valuation of commercial banks (see Chapter 19)
• Arbitrage Pricing and Adjusted Present Value Models (see Chapter 20)

In addition, the book examines the role of investment bankers, valuation experts, and the courts in several instructive M&A cases.

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