The phrase "acquisition analyst" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a professional who analyzes and evaluates acquisition opportunities, typically in a business or financial context.
Example: "As an acquisition analyst, my role involves assessing potential mergers and acquisitions to determine their viability and strategic fit."
Alternatives: "procurement analyst" or "mergers and acquisitions analyst".
That is unlikely to change, at least in the near future, with the AOL acquisition, analysts say.
And despite some concerns that Pearson was making yet another high-priced acquisition, analysts generally found it a good strategic fit.
Investors, however, are concerned, because of the price tag, which is $1.4 billion more than Pershing's book value, and Bank of New York's plan to issue millions of shares to finance the acquisition, analysts said.
No one is suggesting that the combined company, to be called SABMiller, will unseat Anheuser-Busch in the United States any time soon, but the new company will be a close second in terms of global volume and could surpass it with one more acquisition, analysts said.
Postbank's falling share price in the last month helped tip the balance in favor of an acquisition, analysts said, outweighing concerns that its less-affluent client base would make for an uneasy fit with Deutsche Bank's own retail operations in Germany.
Whoever was to end up deciding on the acquisition, analysts agree that it is unknown whether it would be approved.
Prior to Jalia Ventures, Cash spent three years as a mergers and acquisitions analyst at Merrill Lynch and then six years as a consultant to early-stage businesses in Los Angeles and Puerto Rico.
Ramzi J. Ramsey, a former Citigroup mergers and acquisitions analyst who worked with Ms. Fashano, said word of her death came as a "pretty big shock to me, because she honestly had one of the biggest hearts that I knew".
"Chart the price of an iPod, and it's clear enough that product prices decline," says Brenon Daly, a mergers and acquisitions analyst with the 451 Group.
Another anonymous former finance industry worker told The Guardian as part of a similar series that they were easily able to alter their life to fit new income realities after taking a job as a mergers and acquisitions analyst at a bank in London.
