MoneyGram's Bidding War on Hold

The transcript discusses the acquisition deal between Ant Financial and MoneyGram, highlighting the increased offer price of $18.18 per share, which is 36% higher than Ant's previous offer. MoneyGram considers this offer superior, making the deal almost finalized. Euronet, however, raises concerns about potential US government intervention and security issues, emphasizing the importance of data protection and server location in the US.

What makes Ant Financial's offer for MoneyGram more appealing?

• It is backed by the US government.

• It is 36% higher than previous offers.

• It includes additional benefits.

• It is lower than previous offers.

What is Euronet's main argument against the deal?

• They have a better offer.

• They are concerned about Ant Financial's reputation.

• They think the offer is too low.

• They believe the US government will reject it.

What is Euronet's bid per share for MoneyGram?

• $18.18

• $15.20

• $13.50

• $20.00

What is Euronet's strategy to counter Ant Financial's offer?

• Partner with another company.

• Highlight potential security issues.

• Increase their bid.

• Offer more shares.

How does Ant Financial address the security concerns raised by Euronet?

• By moving servers to China.

• By offering financial compensation.

• By ignoring the concerns.

• By ensuring data protection and keeping servers in the US.