A
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Mergers and acquisitions
Steve Jakes is a senior
partner in a law firm and specialises in mergers and acquisitions. He’s
talking to a client from Japan.
‘A merger or takeover occurs
when one company has acquired the majority, or even the entirety, of the
shares of the target company.
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B
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Dealing disclosure requirements
‘The conduct of takeovers is controlled by rules set by the City
Code on Takeovers and Mergers. The Code is administered by the Panel of
Takeovers and Mergers, an independent body which draws its members from
major financial and business institutions. UK registered
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EXERCISES
27.1
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Complete the table with words from A
opposite and related forms. Put a stress mark in front of the stressed
syllable in each word. The first one has been done for you.
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27.2
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Complete the article with words from the table above and A opposite.
Pay attention to the grammatical context. There is more than one
possibility for one of the answers.
Linde offers £138m to ease delay in
BOC bid
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Linde has offered to pay BOC
group shareholders up to £138,4 million in compensation if anti-trust (1)
________ delay the German group’s (2) ________ approach. In a move
designed to allay fears that regulators could block Linde’s £8.2 billion
(3) ________ for BOC, the German suitor said that it would pay up to 27p
per BOC share if it had not received (4) ________ clearance in Europe and
America
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27.3
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Steve
Jakes is answering a client’s enquiry about the rules on dealing
disclosure. Complete this extract from his email. Look at A and B opposite
to help you. Pay attention to the grammatical context.
Dear Jan,
You asked about dealing
disclosure rules in takeovers. Below is a summary of rule 8.3 of the City
Code on Takeovers and Mergers, which everyone must (1) ____________
___________ or risk disciplinary
action.
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