How partnerships can be used to best advantage in structuring joint ventures

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to examine the impact of partnerships in developing joint venture agreements. It is shown that when corporations plan a joint business venture, a partnership is often selected as a medium by which the joint enterprise is to be conducted. Partnerships are generally preferred over corporations because they offer greater business flexibility and reduce tax costs.

Research, Analysis, Partnership, Partnerships, Licensing agreements

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Digestibility and asymmetric information in the choice between acquisitions and joint ventures: Where's the beef?

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The authors discuss their study findings that joint ventures are less likely to occur when the parent firm belongs to a different industry. Topics include the complementary nature of the information asymmetry and indigestibility hypotheses.

Acquisitions and mergers, Study and teaching

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Triarc securitizes roast beef

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The circumstances behind the issue of securities worth $290 million by Triarc Companies, owners of the roast beef restaurant chain Arby's, are discussed, with focus on the popularity of the issue.

Stocks & Other Equity Securities, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Finance, Triarc Companies Inc., TRY, Snapple Beverage Corp., SNPL, Asset-backed securities, Asset backed securities

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