Why do goodwill and other intangibles get created in an acquisition?
- They are the bankers' fees
- They never arise in an acquisition
- They represent the new debt raised
- They are created from the target's revenue
- Paying above the fair value of net identifiable assets creates goodwill, while identifiable intangibles are marked to fair value
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