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This paper compares the reaction of bidders' stock prices to acquisition announcements by regulated non-financial firms, banks, and unregulated companies in Japan. Results suggest that regulated non-financial firms do not experience a significant stock price response at M&A announcements,...
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This paper examines the market's reaction to news of corporate mergers and acquisitions (M&A) by Japanese bidders during the 1990s. Domestic versus global bids and pro-M&A legislation are considered as determinants of bidders' abnormal returns. The results show that bidders for domestic targets...
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The fact of a small number of hostile takeover bids in Japan the recent past, together with technical amendments of the … institutions operated to prevent the poison pill from fully enabling the target board to block a hostile takeover. It then …
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For a Japanese model of takeover rules, the following regulatory approaches may be considered:1) imposition of … significance of the regulatory context of takeover rules by returning to its basic structure and choose an option which best suits …
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The authors were motivated to write this article by South Korea’s steps to amend its corporate law to permit the use of the shareholder rights plan (poison pill). Poison pills are permitted in some of the world’s most sophisticated economies, and they have engendered strong opinions and...
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This paper conjectures that when a bank's borrowing clients merge, the merger reduces the bank's risk. Because banks … this hypothesis. First, banks of the merger firms on average gained positive abnormal returns upon announcements of mergers … between their clients. Second, wealth gain to banks partially stemmed from the acquirers' pre-merger slack, which was used …
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Using the Japanese bank merger dataset for the 2000s, this paper investigates whether the reduction of the ownership … subsequent operating performance has a non-linear relationship with the cumulative shareholding ratio in the pre-merger period …% rule after the banks merger …
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partial merger announcements. Unlike total mergers whose value accrues mostly to the shareholders of small (acquired) firms …
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This paper empirically examines the impact of mergers and acquisitions on the companies’ ex post innovation activities using Japanese firm level data. There are two conflicting hypotheses regarding the impact of a firm's market power on its innovation activities: the replacement effect and the...
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The purpose of this paper is to explore, through M&As accounting policies, whether the Japanese adoption of IFRS is favorable for market participants. M&As are excellent prototypes for this study, because they have a substantial impact upon firms’ financial statements. Additionally, Japanese...
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