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predicts that a merger is more likely to be profitable in an innovation intensive industry. For a high degree of firm … heterogeneity, a merger reduces innovation of both the merged entity and non-merging competitors in an industry with high R … consistent with many predictions of the theoretical model. Our main result is that after a merger, patenting and R&D of the …
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important in merger arbitrage, where deal failure is a key risk. In this paper, I propose a dynamic asset pricing model that … addition, the model accurately predicts that merger arbitrage exhibits low volatility and a large Sharpe ratio when deals are …
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This paper investigates the merger wave hypothesis for the US and the UK employing a Markov regime switching model …. Using quarterly data covering the last thirty years, for the US, we identify the beginning of a merger wave in the mid 1990s … but not the much-discussed 1980s merger wave. We argue that the latter finding can be ascribed to the refined methods of …
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We quantify the impact of merger activity on productive efficiency. We develop and calibrate a dynamic industry … synergies, and indirectly through firms' incentives to enter or exit the industry. Merger activity increases average firm … productivity by 4.8%, of which 4.1% reflects the accumulation of synergies, and 0.7% the interaction between merger options and …
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success of a merger, it is to be ascertained if there is financial gain from mergers. The present study is limited to a sample … of companies listed in BSE which underwent merger during the period of 2002-2005. It is proposed to compare the … performance after the merger event …
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Using mergers and acquisitions as a testing ground we examine whether managers face conflicting incentives in selecting … top to the bottom decile of the measure of uniqueness of the corporate strategy of the post-merger company is associated … decile; they also have subsequent one-year-post-merger-closing profitability which is about 1.25% lower than their peer group …
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merger or acquisition (M&A) by investigating how common advisors affect deal outcomes. We compare M&As with common advisors …
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The literature on mergers and acquisitions shows that a merger among identical firms is not profitable. This study … if environmental policies adjust with a change in market structure because of a merger, such a merger can be profitable …
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Reverse mergers are an alternative method to IPOs for going public and announcement day price reaction to reverse mergers is comparable to the initial day price reaction to IPOs. Most of the academic theories developed thus far to explain the market's reaction to IPOs, however, are not...
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This paper studies the use of merger review as a shield to obstacle hostile tender offers of a company. Commenting on …
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