I believe that fairness opinions exist for two reasons: a judicial belief in the determinacy of value, and legal rules that shelter the business judgment of a board when based on reliance on the opinion of experts. Except in rare instances, investment bankers do not deliver fairness opinions for the benefit of public shareholders. Further, the nature of the fairness opinion is such that neither courts nor investors should attach too much weight to it nor impose liability because of it, except in instances of fraud
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This Article argues that the going concern value standard adopted by the Delaware courts as the me...
In financial decision making, perceived fairness can have substantial influence on individuals’ choi...
Arbitration in securities industry-sponsored forums is the primary mechanism to resolve disputes bet...
This Article re-examines the fairness opinion, as well as its role and necessity in corporate contro...
Within the large market for mergers and acquisitions, fairness opinions are a de-facto standard in t...
This paper responds to Professor Donald C. Langevoort\u27s essay entitled The Behavioral Economic...
In the market for corporate control, a potential market failure of asymmetric or inadequate informat...
This paper explores the role of fairness in consumer financial decisions. Specifically, we investiga...
This study examines investment bankers\u27 valuation analyses disclosed in fairness opinions in nego...
The proliferation of fairness opinions promulgating "wide as Texas" price ranges is not only a seemi...
Manuscript Type: Empirical Research Question/Issue: We propose and test a new perspective on why the...
Manuscript Type: Empirical Research Question/Issue: We propose and test a new perspective on why the...
The dissertation studies the value of both investment banks\u27 services on the whole and fairness o...
This Article proposes that investment bankers be held responsible to shareholders. As gatekeepers fo...
A fairness opinion (FO) in a merger or an acquisition transaction is a report issued by an investmen...
This Article argues that the going concern value standard adopted by the Delaware courts as the me...
In financial decision making, perceived fairness can have substantial influence on individuals’ choi...
Arbitration in securities industry-sponsored forums is the primary mechanism to resolve disputes bet...