Intermediate

Introduction to Mergers and Acquisitions From a Corporate Perspective

An India-specific, inside-the-company view of mergers and acquisitions, built for corporate finance and treasury teams, strategy and business development professionals, and growth-stage founders. Learn the vocabulary of mergers, amalgamations and demergers, why companies buy and why most deals disappoint, and how to decide between building, buying and partnering. Value a target the way an acquirer does: standalone value, honestly sized synergies, control premiums and EPS accretion or dilution. Understand how deals are paid for and structured, from cash and stock to slump sales, schemes of arrangement, earn-outs and escrows. Walk through the deal process and due diligence, the Indian rulebook of the Companies Act, NCLT, CCI, the SEBI Takeover Code and FEMA, and the integration work that decides whether a deal succeeds. Finish with the HDFC and HDFC Bank merger traced from announcement to completion.

M&A FundamentalsDeal StrategySynergiesDeal StructuringDue DiligenceIndian M&A RegulationPost-Merger Integration
MODULES
6
DURATION
4 Hours
TRACK
M&A & Valuation

What You'll Master

Tell mergers, acquisitions, amalgamations and demergers apart and know why companies pursue each
Decide when buying a business beats building or partnering, and screen targets systematically
Separate a target's standalone value from the price paid, size synergies honestly and test EPS accretion or dilution
Choose between cash and stock consideration and between share purchase, slump sale and scheme of arrangement structures
Navigate the Indian deal process and rulebook: NCLT schemes, CCI approval, the SEBI Takeover Code and FEMA
Plan post-merger integration and spot the people and culture risks that sink deals
Access Level
LEARNER
Everything included
Full Text Playbooks
Actionable Exercises
Mobile Reading Mode
Lifetime Updates

Curriculum Breakdown