ArbJournal is an Internet-based research service for merger arbitrage, event-driven and special situations investment funds. The service is dedicated to delivering authoritative and value-added analysis of legal and regulatory issues that drive mergers & acquisitions, hostile takeovers, corporate litigation and other special situations. The service was founded in 2004. The title of the publication is intentionally succinct and self-descriptive: ArbJournal is no-nonsense, clear, to-the-point and, most importantly, representative of our customer-first orientation. Based on an extensive background in the business, we know what our customers demand, and that is precisely what this service supplies on a daily, real-time basis. ArbJournal provides editorial coverage of both United States, Canadian, European and Australian merger arbitrage situations.

The service provides research content in both real-time and historical formatting, and subscribers may choose to receive their content via email alerts as well. Features of the service include:

• A daily, real-time journal of research content and deal commentary
• Detailed files for each transaction being covered with all related content
• Historical files for every transaction previously covered
• Deals organized by industry with timelines and regulatory outcomes
• Organized and updated "critical path recaps" for every transaction
• A list of each day's events (deal calls, earnings calls, regulatory deadlines)
• A Regulatory Library with details on specific regulatory procedures and precedents
• An API-level subscription option
  

The ArbJournal editorial staff -- which combines for more than 80 years of experience in the M&A business -- includes the following Attorney-Editors.  Full biographies are available on the About Us page:

• Raymond J. Murphy, Jr, Founder & Senior Editor
• Karl Betz, Editor-in-Chief
• Christopher J. Hagert, Executive Editor
• Petya Aladzhova, European Editor
• Drew Labanoski, Editor & Director of Business Development
• Ximena Rojas Pacini, Editor
• Svetlana Vardeva, European Editor
• Brian Reid, Editor

Publishing Policy: ArbJournal automatically covers deals with a publicly-traded U.S. or Canadian target company and a transaction value of at least $300 million (and sufficient public float to create arbitrage opportunities). The threshold for European coverage is €500 million in deal value. We follow and analyze all required regulatory reviews, legal issues and relevant deal documents. Litigation arising out of the M&A context is also analyzed.  Subscribers may request coverage of transactions or situations that are not already on our radar screen, and as long as there is sufficient interest amongst our other subscribers we will cover the requested item. We begin publishing at 7:00 am EST and typically conclude at 5:30 pm EST, depending on the developments of the day.

Trials & Pricing -- We provide free one-week trial content from both the U.S. and European services. For a free trial and pricing, please contact us directly.