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Value Relevance of Mergers Blocked by Shareholder Lawsuits According to the German Stock Corporation Act : An Event Study

Labrenz, Helfried - 2014

the German Reorganisation Act (UmwG). A merger passed at the General Annual Meeting will not move forward as long as any …

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Does corporate governance matter in the market response to merger announcements? Evidence from the US and Germany

Lowengrub, Paul; Lüdecke, Torsten; Melvin, Michael - In: Corporate governance, (pp. 103-135). 2004

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DOES CORPORATE GOVERNANCE MATTER IN THE MARKET RESPONSE TO MERGER ANNOUNCEMENTS? EVIDENCE FROM THE U.S. AND GERMANY

Lowengrub, Paul; Luedecke, Torsten; Melvin, Michael - 2004

German executives can make misleading statements regarding merger activities while U.S. executives must either state … the market response to merger announcements? A sample of German and U.S. firms that announced acquisition plans between … 1995 and 1999 suggests that for smaller firms, merger news has no significant impact on cumulative abnormal returns for …

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Wer gewinnt bei Unternehmensfusionen? : Börseneffekte von Unternehmenskäufen

Walther, Wolfgang - 2004

Durch die empirische kapitalmarktorientierte Untersuchung ("event study") von 419 Übernahmen und Fusionen im Zeitraum von 1996 bis 2001 wird die Entwicklung von Börsenkursen bei Ankündigung und Durchführung von Transaktionen auf dem deutschen Markt für Unternehmenskontrolle analysiert....

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Open market share repurchases in Germany : a conditional event study approach

Andres, Christian; Betzer, André; Doumet, Markus; … - 2013

We analyze the decision to announce an open market share repurchase and the share price reaction to the announcement. We use a conditional estimation approach which takes into account that the repurchase decision is made rationally and that, consequently, there is a potential selection bias....

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