Quizzer Page for: The Forensic Accountant: In Support of Mergers & Acquisitions

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1.  Who are the corporate officers most frequently involved in the mergers and acquisitions effort?
 


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2.  What is the most frequent role of the Forensic Accountant in the the merger and acquisitions project? 


 

3.    Name three acquisition criteria.  Of the three you named, which is the most important?


 

4. Name some of the reasons why mergers and acquisitions are especially important in today's global business climate?  
 

5.  What does financial analysis contribute to any mergers and acquisitions effort?


6. Name some of the key data types that the Forensic Accountant must use in his or her analysis of a merger or acquisition.


7. What are the most critical components in the determination of a fair valuation for the merger or acquisition candidate?



8.  Name several of the ways in which a P/E ratio can be determined.

9.  Why is the DCF method considered to be the best allow around method for valuing the acquisition candidate?

10.  What is the impact on mergers and acquisition practice of ever changing accounting rules and standards?  How should this issue be addressed?

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