| Since private companies are not listed on stock exchanges, acquirer companies cannot get publicly tested information about these companies. |
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| A potential acquirer who outbids a white knight in an unfriendly takeover attempt. |
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| Poundland is the most likely acquirer... a deal would likely be strongly accretive. |
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| We have the merchant, a payment processor, the acquirer, the card issuer, the cardholder and the credit card company. |
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| If such a price is not available, the acquirer shall measure the fair value of the NCI using other valuation techniques. |
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| A card acceptor may also be an acquirer, an independent sales organization, or a merchant. |
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| We are an attractive acquirer of businesses, and the destination of choice for some of the finest private bankers of their generation. |
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| What accounting treatment is applicable to pre-existing relationship between the acquirer and acquiree? |
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| Company Buyout is investment as a majority interest in the equity capital of a business with a view to allowing either a potential acquirer or an existing management team to continue to operate the business. |
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| Well my advice to CompStak is put the screws to any potential acquirer. |
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| Positions such as these may be monetized upon our determination not to pursue a transaction, upon sale to the ultimate acquirer or if it became unlikely that an event would occur to surface value. |
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| The acquirer must then recognise adjustments to these provisional values related to the completion of initial accounting within 12 months of the acquisition date. |
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| The acquirer was a group of minority shareholders of Celmed. |
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| Based on the analysis of all factors given by IFRS 3 paragraphs 19 to 21, management has concluded that, under IFRS, Gemalto is considered as the acquirer, for accounting purposes, and Gemplus as the acquired entity. |
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| For business combinations achieved in stages, IFRS requires that any previously held interest of an acquirer in an acquiree is adjusted to its fair value through the income statement as of the acquisition date. |
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| Whether you're planning to sell your business to family, a partner, a strategic acquirer or a private equity buyer, the type of buyer you select will affect the purchase price of your company. |
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| It is imperative for the acquirer to understand this relationship and apply it to its advantage. |
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| Call a participating acquirer or payment service provider today. |
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| National interests can play more of a role in such situations than shareholder value. Although it is an old saw that hostile bids are generally better for the acquired than the acquirer, this is doubly true in Europe. |
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| Barely 12 months later, the Shell lifer has turned into a swashbuckling corporate acquirer, agreeing to take over BG in one of the biggest deals ever seen in the energy sector. |
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| Too often, the phrase indicates that the acquirer is suddenly bewitched by the attraction of sheer size, or, more dangerously, is getting into a field it doesn't understand properly. |
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| In such a case, the acquirer should take into account the terms of the lease in measuring the acquisition-date fair value of an asset such as a building or a patent that is subject to an operating lease. |
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| The merchant then has to deal with a credit card company, such as VISA, as well as with what is known as an acquirer, which provides a data transaction system. |
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| Under certain circumstances, there may be an exception to the obligatory offer, in particular if another shareholder has a higher percentage of voting rights than the acquirer. |
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| An acquirer looking to buy your business to fulfill a strategic objective, such as acquiring a new product or entering a new market, is more likely to take complete control of the business. |
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| Many tertiary care hospitals acquire non-tertiary care hospitals, and some of these mergers lead to a significant increase in referrals from the target to the acquirer. |
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