Scenario Planning

Scenario Planning in M&A

Posted on Monday, 1 October 2007.

An acquisition or merger is difficult to get right, and the other alternatives should be vigorously considered before a deal is contemplated.  Those alternatives include organic growth, strategic partnerships, joint ventures, partial ownership of the target, joint shareholdings, or even ‘doing nothing.’ 
But when acquisition or merger is necessary, it must be entered into carefully [...]

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More on the need for Scenario Planning

Posted on Monday, 11 June 2007.

I’ve received a lot of e-mail traffic on the topic of scenario planning and the M&A process — and some postings on this blog — with much of the discussion focussed on the agreement that use of this technique (originally from the military) would yield better results for M&A practitioners.  Please see the earlier posting on [...]

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M&A Frenzy and the need for Scenario Planning

Posted on Monday, 28 May 2007.

This past week has seen many articles about the continue growth of the M&A market (see, for example, the Financial Times for a discussion of European M&A, or other articles on the Asian market).   It is difficult to walk down the street in the City of London or Canary Wharf and not overhear people talking about M&A [...]

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