M&A, Bankruptcy, and Insurance (Part 2)
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Welcome to "M&A, Bankruptcy, and Insurance (Part 2)"

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Course introduction

Course objective: To learn about the role of insurance in mergers, acquisitions, and bankruptcy.

The 20th century closed with an unprecedented number of businesses engaged in mergers or acquisitions (M&A). Several converging trends make it likely that M&A activity will continue to grow. Mergerstat, a firm that tracks M&A activity of U.S. businesses, reported a record of 9,602 publicly disclosed mergers and acquisitions in 2000. Although experts predict that the pace of multibillion-dollar M&A deals will slow for a while, M&A activity among small to mid-sized companies will continue unabated.

In this course, you will learn about mergers, acquisitions, and bankruptcy through the following topics:
  • M&A insurance coverage issue: discontinued products
  • M&A insurance coverage issue: discontinued operations
  • M&A insurance coverage issue: D&O
  • Other M&A insurance coverage issues
  • Financial product considerations
  • Risk transfer considerations

    We recommend that you take the M&A, Bankruptcy, and Insurance (Part 1) course in addition to this course, if you have not done so already, to complete your understanding of role of insurance in mergers, acquisitions, and bankruptcy.

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