[FTMBAM&A2012] Case #3 Takeover Tussle Additional Research Report
Philip Charm
I was made aware that we forgot to include a research report on Oracle. It is attached to this email. Sorry for the oversight.
See everyone in class tomorrow.
Phil
Got it, thanks Jesse!From: Jesse Tejeda <jesse_...@mba.berkeley.edu>
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Subject: RE: [FTMBAM&A2012] Fwd: Case #3 Takeover TussleIn addition to the primer that is all that was provided
But we are allowed to use any outside sources, etc. to build your case/presentation
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Jesse Tejeda
MBA Candidate, Class of 2012
UC Berkeley, Haas School of Business
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Is there a case to read for this assignment besides two analyst reports?
Yosuke
From: Philip Charm <philip...@gmail.com>
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Date: Wed, 29 Feb 2012 23:31:19 -0800
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Subject: [FTMBAM&A2012] Fwd: Case #3 Takeover Tussle
M&A class
Congratulations on completing your Cooper assignments! Now on to the next one - Case # 3 "Takeover Tussle". Please find the primer with instructions attached, as well as the power point structure. Also, we have included two recent analyst reports for background information. Please remember that analyst reports reflect opinions, not necessarily facts. You are also free to do additional research - all sources are game.
The assignment is due via email to Phil_...@mba.berkeley.edu on Friday, March 16th at 6pm PST.
Phil
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Peter Goodson
FTMBA -M&A Class
Most of you know about this conference on Friday but I thought I would holler out just in case. The panel I am moderating is at 2:20 in the Anderson Auditorium. Stop by and give my panel trouble if you’re so inclined. Love to see you there. Come up and say howdy. If you would like let me introduce you to anyone that is of interest - if I can- I will put in a plug in for you as our FTMBA M&A class has some outstanding members. Even if your hired after graduation it never hurts to network a little. Email me if you’re planning on attending so I will look for you.
There’s a pretty good lineup of topics and speakers that may be a great complement to your studies and careers. The student organizers of this year’s Finance Conference an impressive lineup of speakers (and moderators with my exception) and have attracted a record number of outside professionals who have bought tickets for this event next Friday March 9th.
Here are some of the topics being covered by panels of high-level professionals.
For Corp., Fin/PE/M&A-oriented students:
- Private equity – current state and outlook (including speakers from TPG and Carlyle!)
- Private equity – value creation (including speaker from Silver Lake)
- M&A (including speakers from JPMorgan and Google)
- Finance of clean tech and green power (including speaker from Goldman Sachs)
- Perspective of a startup CFO
For Investments-oriented students:
- Markets in 2012 (including speakers from Tennenbaum Capital and Chicago Stock Exchange)
- Strategies for global investors (including speaker from Dodge and Cox)
- Investing in volatile times (including speakers from Bocage Capital and Parnassus Investments)
- Private equity – current state and outlook (including Alternative Investments manager from UC Regents)
- Finance of clean tech and green power (including speaker from Passport Capital)
- Venture Capital
- The VIX volatility index (with its creator)
Here is the link for any further info: http://berkeleyfinanceconference.com/
Peter