Abstract
There has been substantial activity and discussion in the public and private sectors about corporate accountability and disclosure. Many corporate transactions and disclosure statements are processed by lawyers, accountants, bankers and the SEC, and yet these documents and transactions remain deficient in many dimensions. Real estate finance, corporate finance, strategy and law are converging, and are increasingly required skills in corporate transactions. This paper highlights some of these issues, and relevant considerations for Leveraged Buyouts and corporate transactions by service companies that have substantial real estate holdings and intangible assets. Most data is as of April 2000.
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