Accretion dilution slide from Lazard's pitchbook to Tower Group.
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One of the core models investment banking analysts and associates have to build when analyzing an acquisition is the accretion/dilution model. The underlying purpose of such an analysis is to assess the impact of an acquisition on the acquirer’s earnings per share (EPS).
Why is this important? Well, we’ll get to that in a second, but first let’s talk about the basic mechanics involved in performing such an analysis. First, some definitions: Continue reading
Thomson ranking of investment banks, in terms of M&A deal volume and deal count through 9/30/11. So far, JP Morgan claims the largest deal volume, Goldman has the largest number of deals. To see complete list, click here:
