Capital Action: Patterns, Cases and Analysis

Author: Luo Min
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: This book integrates the theory and practice of corporate capital operations, emphasizing practicality, operability, pragmatism, and real-world application. It is primarily intended for teaching at domestic universities for Master of Business Administration (MBA) programs. The book is divided into 10 chapters, covering the basic principles, theories, and related knowledge of capital operations, as well as topics such as corporate listings and restructuring, "shell" resources and buying/leasing "shell" for listings, corporate mergers and acquisitions, equity capital operations, absorption mergers, share buybacks and puttable stocks, convertible bonds, debt restructuring, and corporate bankruptcy and restructuring. Based on an introduction to the general theories and comparative analysis of various capital operation models, the book focuses on analyzing several model choices, methods, operational key points, and techniques for capital operations under the current legal, regulatory, and policy conditions in China. It also explores bold approaches to the development and improvement of corporate capital operations in China.