Burger King's Fresh Take On Exchangeable Share Structure

Law360, New York (March 5, 2015, 9:56 AM EST) -- The most talked-about Canadian deal of 2014 was Burger King's acquisition of Tim Hortons. This deal made headlines because of its size, its iconic players and the mark that the combined Canadian company, Restaurant Brands International (now commonly referred to by its ticker symbol QSR), would make in the global quick-service restaurant industry. Much of the buzz centered on the complexity and novelty of the structure. To make the structure work, the Burger King deal team reinvented the conventional exchangeable share structure....

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