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The article studies the relation between the 1997 crisis and the diversification of the 5 main business groups in … Colombia. The entropy measure of diversification did not fall during the crisis, which agrees with the risk-sharing hypothesis … of business groups. Diversification fell after the crisis but this did not lead to the disappearance of business groups …
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The article studies the diversification behavior of four large diversified Colombian business groups five years before … business groups to reduce their diversification but rather to maintain it or even increase it, as they left some sectors but …
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diversified firms are also the most valuable and as a consequence the value-weighted diversification “discount” is actually a … market value of the S&P 500, so among large firms, they are considered more valuable. We show that the diversification … measure there is no diversification discount …
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We investigate the impact of domestic and international bank-insurance deals on the risk-return profiles of bidding banks, peer banks and peer insurers within a GARCH framework. We find that both announcing and non-announcing firms experience positive abnormal returns with the effect on insurer...
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corporate investment, saving, and diversification decisions. We find that investment dynamics are more important in explaining … cash difference while the diversification event itself reduces cash holdings by 32% …
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I examine how industry concentration affects the value of diversification and explore the strategic value of agency … concentrated conglomerates have higher diversification values. Consistent with agency theories, agency problems, on average, cause … greater diversification discount. In contrast, agency problems in concentrated conglomerates create strategic advantage and …
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We investigate the possibility that the diversification discount is due to differing growth opportunities between … cannot account for the diversification discount …
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We examine whether equity carve-outs (ECOs) lead to improvements in the functioning of the internal capital markets (ICM) of diversified firms. Divestments, including spin-offs, sell-offs and ECOs, can be employed by firms to improve allocative efficiency. Equity carve-outs, unlike spin-offs and...
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Firms can issue stocks classified in many ways. They can be classified in respect to voting rights, dividend rights, redemption rights, conversion rights, and many others. In this study, we ask if it is desirable to give greater freedom to firms in their choices of class shares. Making use of...
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We document a strong decline in corporate-diversification activity since the late 1970's, and we develop a dynamic …, diversification discount, frequency and returns of diversifying mergers, and frequency of refocusing activity …
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