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Cash Stockpiles and Investment : Do Cash-Rich Firms Use Cash in Acquisitions?
Pinkowitz, Lee - 2012
U.S. firms are hoarding a $2 trillion cash stockpile which many believe will spur acquisition activity. In light of this fact, we examine whether cash-rich firms actually use their cash when making acquisitions. Surprisingly, we show that firms in the top third of cash holdings are 45% more...
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Corporate takeovers : modern empirical developments
Eckbo, B. Espen - 2011
a review of actual takeover premiums and their determinants. It then showcases recent empirical contributions on topics … auctions cause fire-sales?), effects of deal protection devices (do termination agreements and poison pills affect takeover … premiums?), large shareholder voting on takeover outcomes (does institutional activism matter?), deal financing issues (does it …
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Why are Cash-Rich Firms More Likely to Pay for Acquisitions with Stock?
Pinkowitz, Lee - 2012
We examine why cash-rich firms prefer to use stock to make acquisitions. Consistent with prior literature, we find that cash-rich firms are more likely to attempt acquisitions than other firms. However, cash-rich acquirers are more likely to employ stock as the method of payment. We investigate...
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Do Firms Set Free Cash Free? Misallocation vs. Opportunism in Acquisitions
Pinkowitz, Lee - 2012
We examine the impact of excess cash on the decision and method of payment in acquisitions. Consistent with prior literature, we find that firms that have excess cash do make more acquisitions. However, those acquisitions frequently use stock as the method of payment. We investigate this finding...
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Do Firms Set Free Cash Free? Misallocation vs. Opportunism in Acquisitions
Sturgess, Jason - 2012
We examine the impact of excess cash on the decision and method of payment in acquisitions. Consistent with prior literature, we find that firms that have excess cash do make more acquisitions. However, those acquisitions frequently use stock as the method of payment. We investigate this finding...
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Merger Deal Stage Fright and the Use of Earn-Outs
Nyombi, Andrew - 2017
Contingent future payments have gained a solid reputation as fundamental ingredients of business acquisition transactions. Earn-outs specifically are a species of contingent future payments that have proved helpful in a plethora of recent merger deals. An earn-out is payment for performance...
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Returns to Acquirers of Listed and Unlisted Targets : An Examination of Australian Bidders
Nguyen, Pascal - 2014
We analyze the market reaction to the announcement of takeover bids initiated by Australian public firms on private and …
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Returns to Acquirers of Listed and Unlisted Targets : An Examination of Australian Bidders
Nguyen, Pascal - 2014
We analyze the market reaction to the announcement of takeover bids initiated by Australian public firms on private and …
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Horse Picker or Right Jockey? An Examination of Private Equity Value Creation Through the Lens of Withdrawn Leveraged Buyouts
Liu, Ping - 2014
This paper examines the consequences of leveraged buyout (LBO) transactions through the lens of subsequently withdrawn transactions. Using the reason for LBO withdrawal and the unfavorable credit market movements during the period when the deal is in play to address the endogenous withdrawal...
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Acquisition Decisions of Zero-Leverage Firms
Bae, Chang Suk - 2014
-destroying acquisitions. Overall, these findings shed light on the interlinked capital structure and investment decisions of zero …
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