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Merger Arbitrage: How to Profit from Event-Driven Arbitrage Thomas Kirchner
Publisher: Wiley

Merger Arbitrage: How To Profit From Event-Driven Arbitrage explains everything you need to know about merger arbitrage. Seeks to exploit deviations of market prices Event Driven Hedge Fund Strategy Below please find a definition of "Event Driven Strategy" Event Driven Strategy: An approach that seeks to anticipate certain events, such as mergers or corporate restructurings. Merger Arbitrage/Risk Arbitrage research analyst. AIM: Describe the underlying characteristics, sources of returns and risk exposures of various hedge fund strategies including: Event-driven and merger arbitrage. However, IsoTis stands out because nobody opposes the merger with Integra. Below please find a definition of “Merger Arbitrage Fund” Merger Arbitrage Fund: Trading the stocks of companies that have announced acquisitions or are the targets of acquisitions. Merger Arbitrage: How to Profit from Event-Driven Arbitrage Publisher: W i l e y | 2009 | PDF | ISBN: 0470371978 | 355 pages | 15.5 Mb Written by a fund manager who invests solely in merger. To a large extent, the pain of non-votes is self-inflicted. A leading firm is looking to add a senior research analyst to their event-driven trading desk in London. There are several variations of this strategy, one being merger arbitrage, in which a manager bets on the price of the company to be acquired, hoping it will be different from what the marketplace anticipates it will be. Once or twice every decade, M&A markets go through a bust and returns of merger arbitrage and event-driven funds slip. Thomas Kirchner – Merger Arbitrage How to Profit from Event-Driven Arbitrage Thomas R. Event Driven – this strategy bases its investment on a particular event, a common example of which is investing in a “distressed” READ: bankrupt company. Whether these ETFs use long/short strategies, merger arbitrage or event-driven trading, what investors most often focus on is bottom line returns. Few books have ever been published about merger arbitrage. With over 7,000 hedge funds, there the positions at a profit.