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We examine whether, how, and why acquirer shareholder voting matters. We show that acquirers with low institutional ownership, high deal risk, and high agency costs are more likely to bypass shareholder voting. Such acquirers have lower announcement returns and make higher offers than those who...
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The literature on corporate acquisitions reports a persistent empirical regularity: acquisition announcements by small bidders create greater shareholder value than those by large bidders. This paper presents evidence that greater shareholder gains to small bidders' announcements reflect...
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I investigate whether implementation of the mandatory bid rule – the rule that grants all shareholders the right to … participate in a takeover transaction at equal terms – affects target announcement returns. I use a difference …
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This paper examines whether post-merger board composition affects the premiums paid to target shareholders. Using a …
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When shareholders of a target firm expect a value improving takeover to be successful, they are individually better off … not tendering their shares to the buyer and the takeover potentially fails. Squeeze-out procedures can overcome this free …-riding dilemma by allowing a buyer to enforce a payout of minority shareholders and seize complete control of the target firm …
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corporate governance scholars should understand the nonfinancial motivations of shareholders when evaluating potential conflicts … controlling-versus-minority shareholders. Lastly, the PP literature should shift its rhetoric from conflicts to a good balance …
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(election of directors and votes on fundamental changes), federal law grants shareholders additional voting rights. But these …'s shareholders. It finds firms alter the structure of their acquisitions to avoid shareholder voting. On its own, this finding could … suggest self-serving behavior — managers may be avoiding shareholder votes to effectuate suboptimal transactions at the …
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Exploiting a hand-collected database with almost 2200 firms during 1996-2014, I analyze the relationship between the presence of poison pills and firm value. Consistent with earlier results, I document a strong negative association between pills and firm value cross-sectionally and within firm....
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Acquisitions by larger firms seem to generate less wealth for acquirer stockholders than acquisitions by smaller firms. In this paper, we re-examine the ‘size effect', but separately for serial and non-serial acquisition. We find sample-selection bias results in a spurious size effect for...
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