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to the merger. We show that a PPO reduces the minimal synergy level necessary to make a merger beneficial for consumers …. It follows that an antitrust authority ignoring existing PPOs when evaluating merger proposals (which reflects the … current EU merger control regime) invites sneaky takeovers: Acquiring firms strategically use PPOs prior to a full merger …
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ownership increases the probability that a merger deal is cross-border, successful, and the bidder takes full control of the …
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This article provides new evidence on the important role of institutional investors in affecting corporate strategy. Institutional cross-ownership between two firms not only increases the probability of them merging, but also affects the outcomes of mergers and acquisitions (M&As). Institutional...
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controlling for deal characteristics. However, longer-term post-merger bidder abnormal returns are lower for government …
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the German Reorganisation Act (UmwG). A merger passed at the General Annual Meeting will not move forward as long as any … the economic value of the majority interest. Both assumptions are based on Property Rights Theory and are fundamental to …
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regime where widely-held public companies dominate. In the discourse, little has been said about the contribution of merger … manner in which anti-competitive behaviour is regulated influences the extent to which transformative merger activity takes …
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A great merger wave occurring in the United States between 1897 and 1903 was the single most important event in a … dispersed share ownership. The merger wave of 1897 to 1903 illustrates that surges in demand for shares founded upon optimistic …
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I compare the wealth of private firm owners that exit their firms through reverse mergers (RMs) to the wealth that could have been obtained in initial public offerings (IPOs), sellouts, or by remaining private. Private firm owners that use the RM exit mechanism have significantly less post-exit...
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We examine the valuation of synergies and control in mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in Central and Eastern European (CEE) transition economies. We determine this value based on comprehensive contemporaneous financial findings extracted from the Thomson Reuters database. Worldwide the market of...
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This paper focuses on how corruption affects an important internationalization behavior of firms: the extent of control - wholly owned subsidiary or equity participation - exercised by firms involved in cross-border mergers and acquisitions (M&A). Recently, scholars have recommended studying the...
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