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business cycles. (2) Most mergers occur when both the acquirer and the target economies are booming. (3) Merger booms have both …
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The impact of cross-border bank M&As on bank risk remains an open question. Though geographically diversifying bank M&As have the potential to reduce the risk of bank insolvency, they also have the potential to increase that risk due to the increase in risk-taking incentives for bank managers...
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ownership increases the probability that a merger deal is cross-border, successful, and the bidder takes full control of the …
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around the deal announcement are not unanimous across countries. Acquirers beyond the most competitive takeover markets (the … corporate control is a robust determinant of shareholder gains and takeover premia after controlling for deal, firm …
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This paper investigates whether aggregate Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), cross-border Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) and greenfield investments affect economic growth, based on a panel data of 53 countries over the period 1996-2006. Both causality tests and single growth equations are applied...
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, and industry-specific regulation. Drawing on real-world examples from the world's two largest M&A markets (the US and the …
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This study investigates how transfer pricing risk affects the premia in cross-border mergers and acquisitions. Differences in the rigor of transfer pricing enforcement and the severity and clarity of rules across countries create risk of material costs for multinationals as they expand globally....
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