Appraisal arbitrage involves buying a company’s shares after a deal announcement and then objecting to the terms in court. If a judge appraises the deal at a higher value, the investor pockets the difference — turning the legal process into a profit engine for hedge funds.
The play — allowed under the law in Delaware, where most US firms are incorporated — lost its ...
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