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/methodology/approach - This paper presents a model of the disciplinary takeover based on the efficient market hypothesis which provides … appropriate measures for it to examine the financial performance of acquiring banks after takeover. Findings - The results … indicate that the takeover market for large banks was ineffective in two aspects: the market did not distinguish strong banks …
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In this paper, we develop an information theory-based framework about cross-border acquisitions in the financial intermediation industry. We argue that even though “soft” information embedded in customer relationships of local banks can, in principle, help multinational banks (MNBs) overcome...
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This study investigates whether banks respond to financial misreporting as the borrowing firms release misstated financial reports, i.e., in the misreporting period. Drawing upon finance theory that recognizes banks' superior information access and processing abilities, this study predicts and...
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We investigate the consequences of mergers and acquisitions (M&As) for information asymmetry in the banking sector. We test competing hypotheses about the effect of M&As on the information environment. M&As either increase information asymmetry (the opacity hypothesis) or diminishes it (the...
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