alleryStart learning →Which party usually issues its shares in a reverse acquisition?
AAccounting acquirer
BAccounting acquiree
CThe regulator
DNeither party
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Accounting acquiree
The accounting acquirer usually issues no consideration; the accounting acquiree issues its shares to the acquirer's owners.
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