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In this paper we examine the relationship between bond re-ratings and changes in systematic risk. Using both time series and cross-sectional regressions, we find that upgrades are not associated with a change in beta. Across the entire sample, downgrades are associated with an increase in beta....
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This paper examines the return of the original class of common stock around the announcement of the creation of second class of stock. As in previous studies, this one finds a generally ambiguous market reaction on the first public announcement. However, this paper offers new evidence that both...
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This paper examines the common stock returns of three groups of bidders that purchased brokerage houses. Only in the cases of horizontal mergers, one brokerage house purchasing another, are there abnormal returns associated with the purchase. Neither bank holding company bidders nor...
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The evidence in this paper supports the hypothesis that the previously documented stock price reversal following a tender offer announcement is consistent with a price pressure caused by a temporary shift in the security's demand curve. The authors came to this conclusion by redocumenting the...
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