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The fifth merger wave in the USA and the parallel fourth merger wave in the UK that occurred in the 1990s was characterised by a large number of acquisitions of firms operating in high technology areas, such as the telecommunications, computers, the Internet, biotechnology, communications etc....
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Die vorliegende Dissertation umfasst vier Aufsätze, die die Rohstoffterminmärkte untersuchen. Die Schwerpunkte der Studien liegen in den folgenden Bereichen: Volatilitätsmuster und Forecasting, Interdependenz von Rohstofftermin- und Aktienmärkten, Einfluss von Sentiment auf die Rendite von...
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This paper finds substantial risk diversification potential between certain commodity groups and stocks by exploring the dependence between their patterns of regime switching. None of the commodity groups share a common volatility regime with stocks, nor are the regime switching patterns of...
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We identify a strong presence of sentiment exposure in commodity futures returns. Sentiment is able to provide additional explanatory power for comovement among commodity futures beyond the macro- and equity-related sources. Commodity futures with low open interest growth, high volatilities, low...
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This thesis tries to establish first a comprehensive and realistic theoretical system in which trust changes, and then explores different interesting issues using different methods like comparison analysis, econometric analysis and agent-based modeling. The theoretical system restored in this...
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News about macroeconomic fundamentals and geopolitical events affect crude oil markets differently. Using sentiment scores for a broad set of global news of different types, we find that news related to macro fundamentals have an impact on the oil price in the short run and significantly predict...
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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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This study provides evidence on the determinants of exit strategies for UK leveraged buyouts (LBOs). Using a sample of 104 going concern UK LBOs exited by the LBO sponsors between 1998 and 2004, we analyse the determinants of the exit routes - IPO, trade sale or secondary LBO (SBO) - by...
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We study the effect of different acquirer types defined by financial status and their payment methods on their short and long-term performance in terms of abnormal returns using a variety of benchmark models. For a sample of 543 UK acquirers during 1983-95, we examine the relative performance of...
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Whether corporate acquisitions create or destroy value for shareholders is still an unresolved issue. One type of corporate acquisition is made when another firm carries out a divestiture. Evidence on the wealth effects of such partial acquisitions is limited to a few US studies. This study...
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