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Is the value effect due to M&A deals? : evidence from the Italian stock market

Roma, Antonio - In: Economic notes 51 (2022) 1, pp. 1-18

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Is the value effect due to M&A deals? : evidence from the Italian stock market

Roma, Antonio - 2020

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Financial media, price discovery, and merger arbitrage

Buehlmaier, Matthias M. M.; Zechner, Josef - 2016

merger arbitrage by 9.3 percentage points. Our results are particularly pronounced when high-yield spreads are large and on …

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Financial media, price discovery, and merger arbitrage

Buehlmaier, Matthias M. M.; Zechner, Josef - 2016

merger arbitrage by 9.3 percentage points. Our results are particularly pronounced when high-yield spreads are large and on …

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Divergence of investors? opinion and takeovers: the impact on announcement returns, bid success and merger arbitrage investment strategies

Whitehead, Marcela, Banking & Finance, Australian … - 2010

.Third, we examine the impact of divergence of opinion on merger arbitrage investment strategies. To our knowledge, no study has … analysed this mpact. We find that by using divergence of opinion to predict takeover success, we can build a merger arbitrage … returns and the divergence of opinion proxies. The models that provide the highest merger arbitrage returns use relative …

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Merger arbitrage and the interaction betweentarget and bidder stocks during takeover bids

Hutson, Elaine; Kearney, Colm - 2005

haveimplications for merger arbitrage, and we suggest a technique for controlling for differential betas inthe merger arbitrage …

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The time-varying prediction of successful mergers

BARONE-ADESI, Giovanni; CORVASCE, Giuseppe

The dynamics of the physical probability of firms that undertake a stock swap merger is developed through a simple model. Using a sample of 1090 deals from 1992 to 2008, we show how movements in target stock prices are informative of the success or failure of a stock swap merger and how...

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