An in-depth exploration of the Bear Hug strategy in corporate takeovers, where a suitor offers a premium price significantly higher than a target company's current market value to compel management to accept.
Greenmail refers to the practice of a target company purchasing its shares from a hostile suitor at a premium to the market value, benefitting the suitor at the expense of the remaining shareholders.
A lock-up option is a strategic defense mechanism used by target companies in the event of hostile takeovers. It involves granting an option to a friendly suitor to purchase valuable parts of the company, commonly known as the 'crown jewels.'
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