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 Date: June 19 , 2002
 Location: Aoyama Diamond Hall,
Tokyo, Japan

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In the Old Economy, the prime focus and main reason for M&A was to combine assets which would achieve a scale merit and enhanced productivity through increased productive facilities and cutting down fixed costs, resulting in easier financing from capital markets. However, in reality, it has become more apparent that increasing tangible assets have led to increased capital costs, resulting in heavy decline of corporate value. The M&A required in the New Economy Era should be recognized as 'Strategic Value Integration'. This integration of not only tangibles but also intangibles, such as corporate brands, patents, and human resources does not appear on a balance sheet, but require continuous corporate evaluation and review of the strategic business portfolio. Prominent speakers invited to this conference will focus on how M&A can directly influence and increase corporate value by integrating intangible values.
Don't miss what should be a lively and unique M&A discussion!

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