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Cash In Lieu (CIL)In a typical exchange offer, "old" shares of the target company are exchanged for "new shares".Cash In Lieu (CIL) Similar MatchesCash settlement contractsCash settlement contractsFutures contracts such as stock index futures that settle for cash and do not involve delivery of the underlying. Cash out LawsCash out LawsThese laws enable shareholders to sell their stakes to a "controllin" shareholder at a price based on the highest price of recently acquired shares. This works something like Fair-Price provisions extended to nontakeover situations. A few states have these laws. Discounted cashflowDiscounted cashflowA formula closely related to Net Present Value which springs from the idea that £1 received in ten years' time is not worth as much as £1 received now because the £1 received now could be invested for those ten years and compound into a higher value.Discounted cashflow applies a discount rate to future cashflows to establish their present worth. Added to the company's terminal value (i.e. what you'd get if you sold its assets), this gives you a total value for the whole business. Cash offerCash offerOften used in risk arbitrage. Proposal, either hostile or friendly, to acquire a target company through the payment of cash for the stock of the target. Compare to exchange offer. Cash extractionCash extractionA defensive strategy using warrants to replace the exposure to assets at a lower price, thereby releasing cash. Further SuggestionscashCash reserves cash dispenser Writing cash secured puts cash card cash and carry Cash flow Cash delivery Cash transaction Real cash flow Discounted cash flow (DCF) cash and equivalents Cash deficiency agreement Cash flow break even point Discretionary cash flow Cash surrender value Cash management bill cash market cash flow Cash in Advance Cashed Based Cashbook Public Sector Net Cash Requirement Expected future cash flows cash fund |
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