Degrees° and Portfolio Design

Just when you thought that you’ve reached the end of portfolio design, a new degree opens up. If you do the math, if you’re doing a remerger, you have a lump sum of 360 degrees to work with, before the primary design entity becomes redundant. And because a remerger adds (and subtracts) value in either geometrical direction, this equilibrium can take some time. If you’re dealing with metrics with a base of “thousands” of entities, there can be plenty of room to work with, without total saturation, (forced totality), and given time, a mere “perfect” portfolio design.

Portfolio design doesn’t necessarily require to go through a remerger process, but if you’re working with optimum portfolio expansion, a remerger is the gift that keeps giving.

It is up to the M&A manager to determine what metrics to attach to each entity, as because nothing is equal, one degree does always equal one degree, when providing portfolio design definitions, to the best of a remerger dictionary, and entity valuation is ultimately different per degree, with the dictionary (remerger portfolio design) holding perfect, degree by degree.

This can appear to the observer, that moving entities around within a portfolio, is fruitless and a waste of time, but this is the second step in understanding portfolio design. With the first and third steps notingly centred around optimisation, and in this use case, revolving around remerger processes as the fourth phase.

• Remerger° as represented as peak mergers and acquisitions development
• Leading portfolio design executables when aligned with all primary design
• Is a continuum which never really ends, and restarts upon an entity sale
• Gauging the value of a portfolio is a line by line basis operation
• Ideal for nodule portfolios, wherein everything can be analysed from a singular point
• Crafting with artistic precision, so the remerger remains an artistic and scientific endeavour
• If live coding is implemented, it can be difficult to power tie with and detract each valuation on • Dimensions, file type, colour are macro attributes
• Logotype, logo, imprint, impressum are micro details