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Correct, the 4c/d documents are limited to the backside transaction. Of course, any such documents that also mention the main transaction are still responsive in full.

The acquirer will have to do a FMV under 801.10(c)(3), which the board can delegate to another.

We still require physical signatures and do not accept e-signatures.

We would view this as a formation; A and B are not disappearing as a result, nor are they becoming subsidiaries of a new parent entity. See Interpretation 211 in the PNPM for discussion of...