Maximizing corporate real estate's contribution to merger and acquisition success

Article Abstract:

The ultimate driver for acquisitions and mergers is enhancing shareholder value, but empirical evidence indicates that value can actually be destroyed. Investors have become wary of buying stock in companies involved in a merger or acquisition, so executives are seeking ways to make a merger or acquisition financially successful. One of the steps that should be included involves corporate real estate. While rarely the key driver in a merger or acquisition, the corporate real estate department should be included in the pre-closing integration team and given enough time to perform proper due diligence on real estate assets.

Acquisitions & Mergers Analysis, Financial analysis

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In the Van-guard

Article Abstract:

Van Richey believes that the level of employee and customer satisfaction that his company has achieved is the key to its success and it is the possesser of third and fourth generation employees. The Golden rule is the business lesson he has learnt.

Commercial Banks, Executive changes & profiles, Banking industry, Officials and employees, Interview, Richey, Van, ACIPCO Federal Credit Union

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Why the big are getting bigger

Article Abstract:

Commercial real estate services providers have grown bigger in response to consumer demand. Customers are expanding their operations domestically and overseas and they want one service provider that can provide all of their real estate needs.

Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Real estate, Real property

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