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Ownership structure and power : evidence from US corporations

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Founder teams and firm value in young public firms : an analysis of the moderating effect of founders' ownership power and team size

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Family control and dilution in mergers

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Family control and dilution in mergers

Basu, Nilanjan; Dimitrova, Lora; Paeglis, Imants - In: Journal of Banking & Finance 33 (2009) 5, pp. 829-841

We analyze the influence of the level as well as the change in family ownership on value creation in mergers involving newly public firms. Our findings suggest that acquirers with low levels of family ownership earn lower abnormal returns than do those with high levels of ownership. In addition,...

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