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One of the most important discussions in economic research is about how to provide the right incentives to individuals. Usually when a regulator defines a rule, it has to deal with some tradeoff. This paper proposes to study a specific trade-off that emerges with the possibility of reversal of...
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In the 1990s, European merger regulation (EMR) was biased against foreign acquirers, especially if the deal harmed … 2004. With a sample of 474 merger proposals submitted to the EC during 1990–2007, we show that the EC's protectionism from …
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This paper investigates the effect of the rules contained in the Takeover Bids Directive on the supervisory practice of the Austrian Takeover Commission as part of the European takeover authorities' network. The Takeover Bids Directive created a system of cooperation of national takeover...
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This article revisits the protectionism hypothesis related to the European merger regulation (EMR). In the 1990s, EMR … EC in the 1990s. With a sample of 474 merger proposals submitted to the EC during 1990–2007, we show that the EC …
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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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This paper examines changes in acquirer and target companies' Credit Default Swap (CDS) spreads as a proxy for default risk around official mergers and acquisitions (M&A) announce-ments. Related literature extensively documents wealth effects triggered by M&A from the shareholders' perspective,...
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The economic links between firms created by customer and supplier relationships are critical determinants of those firms' values and actions. We demonstrate that significant trade relationships and indirect economic links incrementally explain which firms are more likely to be involved in...
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. Therefore, this study aims to close this gap by exploring the effect of merger announcements on CDS spreads empirically. A …
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This paper investigates the effects of stock exchange consolidation on foreign portfolio holdings. Sharing a common stock exchange platform enhances cross-border investments, and the consolidation effect is particularly pronounced among member countries that are smaller in size and closer in...
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This article examines the decades-long decline of investor protections enshrined in the Securities Act of 1933, most notably Section 11, which imposes near strict liability on corporate insiders and certain secondary actors, primarily underwriters. The provision, the most potent in the federal...
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