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Home Categories Mergers and Acquisitions A counter offer is a response to an offer, meaning that the original offer has been rejected and replaced by another. Disinvestment is when governments or organizations sell or liquidate assets or subsidiaries. The rights of dissent guarantee the shareholder the opportunity to sell their shares at fair value in the event that the company makes a decision with which they do not agree. A divestment is when a company or government disposes of all or part of its assets through sale, exchange, closure or bankruptcy. A divestment occurs when a company sells some or all of its assets or subsidiaries. The drag and drop right can be enabled and set in the terms of the share class offer or in the M&A agreement. The eclectic paradigm is also known as the ownership, location, internalization (OLI) model or the OLI structure. Offering costs are the costs that a company incurs when issuing new shares. The Godfather offer is an irrefutable takeover offer made by the buyer of the target company. Golden handcuffs are financial incentives for employees so that they do not leave the company.