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i believe is the same as reverse takeover. It is when a private held company buys the mayority interest in a publicly trated company. They do that to avoid the burocratic process that involves filling a new company with the SEC, and the other regulators.
orangemike
A "reverse merger" is when you take an actual ongoing business and merge it into a publicly-traded company with a stock but no actual business (a/k/a a "shell company"). The shell company gives you a traded stock, etc. without the complications of an IPO, although generally such companies are by definition obscure, listed on the Pink Sheets or not at all. Occidental Petroleum was created this way; so was Turner Broadcasting.
jdensfor
a split.
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2 companies previously merged that go : "UPPSS I THINK WE BETTER SPLIT" which means that each company will divide their capitals and re-issue separate stocks
good luck !!
Madison
a reverse merger would be a division of a single company or business entity into two or more companies such as when AT&T split into many small companies.
However if the questioner really meant to ask what a reverse mortgage is then this is the answer. A reverse mortgage is a particular type of mortgage or loan that is secured by alien on real property that is available to persons over 62 years of age in which no payment is made by the person obtaining it so long as they continue to reside in on the property. Upon death or upon ceasing to reside in the property the mortgage comes due and must be paid then in full.
public_in_space
A reverse merger is a finacial transaction that results in a privately-held company becoming a publicly-held company without going through the traditional route of filing a prospectus and undertaking an initial public offering (IPO).
There are two ways for a privately-held company to go public.
1. Through an initial public offering of stock (IPO)
2. Via reverse takeover(A.k.a. A reverse merger )
merrigandesign
Hi Eager,, A reverse Mortgage is when someone that is over 60 and owns and lives in there home takes a mortgage out on it that dose not have monthly payments and only has to be paid off after the death of the person that has taken it out.
All that needs to be paid back is the money that has been used.
The home stays in the name of the person that took the mortgage.
It goes into the persons estate after death and the bill is paid off from the sale of the home or from the person that inherits the home.
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