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legal provisions of acquisition agreements to address the distinctive risks facing each merger. But the empirical question … details of the legal terms of acquisition agreements. Our approach leverages the fact that merger announcements (which lay out … a merger have strong incentives to complete the deal regardless of what legal contingencies are triggered. We argue that …
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-taking. These results are consistent with the “takeover incentive hypothesis,” an original proposition stating that GPs influence … risk-taking through the incentive of a CEO with a GP to accept a takeover, as well as delta's role in affecting the weight … of the CEO's incentive to maximize the expected takeover-associated equity portfolio wealth. The findings do not support …
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receive if they chose to redeem. This requires a pro forma assessment of the post-merger entity’s value, accounting for the …
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This paper studies the relationship between collective bargaining and mergers and acquisitions activity in 46 countries from the early 1990s. We find that the frequency and volume of mergers and acquisitions within industries increase in countries with powerful labor unions and high coverage of...
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How does bank integration affect the market for corporate control for nonfinancial firms? We provide causal evidence that interstate bank deregulation affects acquisitions mainly through reducing the information asymmetry between acquirers and targets, instead of increased credit supply. After...
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Merger control exists to help safeguard effective competition. However, findings from a natural experiment suggest that … regulatory merger control reduces the profitability of corporate acquisitions. Uncertainty about merger control decisions reduces … takeover threats from foreign and very large acquirers, therefore facilitating agency-motivated deals. Valuation effects are …
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when merger bonuses are present in deals where targets exhibit high pre-takeover abnormal accruals or are subject to SEC …Do merger bonuses to target CEOs facilitate a wealth transfer from target to acquirer shareholders? We test this … generate small synergies. When target CEOs get a merger bonus, acquirers pay lower premiums, but they also typically get less …
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Unscheduled stock options to target CEOs are a non-trivial phenomenon during private merger negotiations. In 920 … target CEOs for benefits they forfeit because of the merger. Targets granting unscheduled options are more likely to be …
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minority shareholders. While a freeze-out executed as a statutory merger is subject to stringent entire fairness review, the … shareholders, on average, when it uses a tender offer compared to a merger. This difference between tender offers and mergers seems …-thirds of post-Siliconix freeze-outs still proceed through the traditional merger route. I present some evidence that …
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We examine the role of delegation in predicting CEO successions. Using a novel proxy for delegation in mergers and acquisitions, we find that overall CEO turnover rates are about one third higher following deals where the CEO delegates to a senior manager versus deals with no observable...
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