DEFINATION OF MERGER

What Is a Merger? A business grows over time as the utility of its products and services are recognized. It also grows through an inorganic process, symbolized by an instantaneous expansion in work force, customers, infrastructure resources and thereby an ...

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ASSIGNMENT ON MERGER & ACQUISITION

Analyze the justifications with regards to regulatory and institutional barriers , there are a few direct obstacles but the biggest obstacle which impacts Merger & Acquisition indirectly is the lack of transparency and weak financial reporting , which make valuation ...

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ASSIGNMENT ON BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND THEIR DUTIES

Even though BOD appoints one of independent non executive directors as the senior independent directors to oversee the matters over looked by BODs, the question arise regarding his independence compared to other members of the board of directors Introduction: A ...

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THE AIM OF THE SEC

The aim of the SEC is to ensure the protection of the interests of securities investors and proper issuance and compliance with securities laws but the protection under the existing laws is questionable. Abstract: The legislations in connection with the ...

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ASSIGNMENT ON INSIDER TRADING

Bangladesh is not an exception to the global malpractice, as the allegation of insider trading is quite common in our stock market this trend has worsened to some extent nowadays mainly due to lack of exemplary punishment. Besides, it is ...

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THE INSIDER TRADING POLICY IN BANGLADESH

Abstract One of the essential requirements of trading in a financial market is symmetric access to market information. However, the insiders of corporations have access to non-public price sensitive information which is often ill-used for informed trading or insider trading. ...

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ASSIGNMENT ON SECURITIES AND COMPETITION LAW

For the dominant presence of a large shareholder, quasi external governance mechanism (such as institutional investor, audit quality, debt ratio) appear to have their proper roles in influencing firm value, phenomena that draw the attention of policy makers. However, it ...

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ASSIGNMENT ON COMPETITION LAW 2012

An inherent danger of competition is that prominent companies may have already achieved such positions in the market that they are able to prevent others from competing or even deterring market penetration. Thus, they may damage the process of competition ...

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