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Your client is the 100% shareholder of company X. Company Y wishes to acquire all of company X. Your client has asked you for your advice whether he should merge his company with Y and accept some stock in the new entity and cash, or accept a cash price for his company. What is your advice and why?
Your client is the 100% shareholder of company X. Company Y wishes to acquire all of company X. Your client has asked you for your advice whether he should merge his company with Y and accept some stock in the new entity and cash, or accept a cash price for his company. What is your advice and why?
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