We examine whether governance and CEO power matter for acquisitions. Acquisitions are frequently beneficial to the CEO of the acquiring firm, but can often be value-destructive to acquirer shareholders and other stakeholders such as employees. We find that corporate governance does not appear to influence whether a firm will become an acquirer after controlling for CEO power, but superior governance is associated with greater relatedness between the target and acquirer. We also find that the effect of CEO power on a firm’s acquisition activity varies according to the source of that power. Our results suggest that the relationships between governance, CEO power, and acquisition activity are comple
In recent years, the impact of chief executive officers (CEOs) power on corporate strategies has att...
This paper investigates whether corporate control mechanisms discipline management who has made valu...
The rationale behind a merger or acquisition is to improve the financial performance of the acquirin...
In this paper, we investigate the effects of CEO power on the announcement returns of Norwegian acqu...
We examine the impact of mergers and acquisitions (M&As) on the compensation of powerful corpora...
We present evidence on the benefits of changes in control from mergers and acquisitions. We find tha...
Motivated by the empirical gaps on the linkages between corporate governance and Mergers and Acquisi...
We explore whether acquiring CEOs and directors act consistently with the idea that their newly anno...
We explore how compensation policies following mergers affect a CEO’s incentives to pursue a merger....
Mergers and acquisitions are often disadvantageous for shareholders in the acquiring firm, but value...
Purpose – This study aims to examine whether particular corporate governance mechanisms influence t...
Purpose – This study aims to examine whether particular corporate governance mechanisms influence t...
Corporate control theory suggests mergers and acquisitions can protect shareholder value by allowing...
Purpose – This study aims to examine whether particular corporate governance mechanisms influence t...
We study if a CEO’s equity-based compensation affects the expected value generation in takeovers. Wh...
In recent years, the impact of chief executive officers (CEOs) power on corporate strategies has att...
This paper investigates whether corporate control mechanisms discipline management who has made valu...
The rationale behind a merger or acquisition is to improve the financial performance of the acquirin...
In this paper, we investigate the effects of CEO power on the announcement returns of Norwegian acqu...
We examine the impact of mergers and acquisitions (M&As) on the compensation of powerful corpora...
We present evidence on the benefits of changes in control from mergers and acquisitions. We find tha...
Motivated by the empirical gaps on the linkages between corporate governance and Mergers and Acquisi...
We explore whether acquiring CEOs and directors act consistently with the idea that their newly anno...
We explore how compensation policies following mergers affect a CEO’s incentives to pursue a merger....
Mergers and acquisitions are often disadvantageous for shareholders in the acquiring firm, but value...
Purpose – This study aims to examine whether particular corporate governance mechanisms influence t...
Purpose – This study aims to examine whether particular corporate governance mechanisms influence t...
Corporate control theory suggests mergers and acquisitions can protect shareholder value by allowing...
Purpose – This study aims to examine whether particular corporate governance mechanisms influence t...
We study if a CEO’s equity-based compensation affects the expected value generation in takeovers. Wh...
In recent years, the impact of chief executive officers (CEOs) power on corporate strategies has att...
This paper investigates whether corporate control mechanisms discipline management who has made valu...
The rationale behind a merger or acquisition is to improve the financial performance of the acquirin...