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, observed risk-arbitrage spreads compensate arbitrageurs for liquidity risk and deal failure risk. We conclude that the risk in … risk-arbitrage has been systematically underestimated. Finally, we document an interaction between deal risk (a technical …
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Arbitrage trading strategies are a class of trading strategies that involve buying and selling financial instruments to … take advantage of price discrepancies. The goal of arbitrage trading is to make a profit from the differences in prices … between securities or markets, without taking on significant directional risk. Arbitrage trading strategies typically rely on …
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The practice of merger arbitrage is one of the more popular and profitable strategies employed by many hedge funds. At …. The risk to an individual risk arbitrage investment, then, comes from one specified source: the risk of deal completion … therefore very important to fully understand the nature and magnitude of the risks inherent in merger arbitrage. This paper …
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B&B strategies are increasingly popular, with past studies showing them to achieve superior returns. The question of how exactly B&B strategies create value is, however, still a "black box". Relying on a unique and proprietary sample of 161 B&B buyouts with valuation details on related add-on...
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Lines in the broader short versus long-term battle have been drawn between various camps: those favoring corporate management versus those favoring shareholder activists; those believing that corporations are best run for the exclusive benefit of shareholders versus those believing that other...
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carbon emissions and therefore produce more emissions than is socially desirable. However, according to a theory that is … theory, by maximizing the value of their entire portfolio (portfolio primacy) rather than the value of the individual company … offers the first systematic critique of this theory. First, it demonstrates that the composition of investment portfolios can …
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Recently, several academic theories have expressed concern over the growth of index funds. Some have argued that the growth of index funds will afford the asset managers who provide them too much influence over the public companies they invest in, through increased voting power and engagement...
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We examine the governance role of delegated portfolio managers. In our model, investors decide how to allocate their wealth between passive funds, active funds, and private savings, and asset management fees are endogenously determined. Funds' ownership stakes and asset management fees determine...
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