There is a large body of literature which seeks to explain the motives for takeover activity in the modern corporation, suggesting that it can be condensed to three factors; Agency, Synergy and Hubris. There is an even larger body of evidence which suggests such takeover activity is detrimental to the shareholder value of firms which partake in it, and therefore questions arise as to why such decisions are taken Some attention has been given to the influence that the characteristics of teams of top managers by the nature of their diversity have on corporate strategic change by the likes of Wiersema & Bantel (1997). My research is more focused on the single individual at the top, the CEO: whether they are as influential as they historically...
Abstract The effect of CEO attributes on firm performance of U.S. banks: An upper echelons theory ...
Mergers and acquisitions play an important role in international financial markets, which explains w...
This dissertation examines the influence of CEOs’ social peers on their acquisition decisions and co...
This paper explores whether CEO characteristics affect synergy realization for a sample of 231 intra...
The increasing frequency and deal size of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in market contradict the ge...
Corporate takeovers are major investments that present managers with opportunities that can exacerba...
This thesis analyzes the impact of CEO characteristics on corporate outcomes. The thesis explores se...
This thesis explores the issues surrounding the relation between executive compensation and corpora...
Existing empirical literature has extensively analyzed post-acquisition performance of the acquirers...
We study the effect of CEO leadership on shareholders' wealth and bidders’ takeover decisions. First...
Risk is something intrinsic to business, and something firms are exposed to on a daily basis. This m...
This thesis investigates the monitoring effect from institutional ownership on bidder Chief Executiv...
This research provides an up-to-date perspective on the impact of the fourth M&A wave in the UK, on...
I show that Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) that have accumulated general managerial skills through ...
The study examines the impact of corporate takeover activities upon managerial and non-managerial re...
Abstract The effect of CEO attributes on firm performance of U.S. banks: An upper echelons theory ...
Mergers and acquisitions play an important role in international financial markets, which explains w...
This dissertation examines the influence of CEOs’ social peers on their acquisition decisions and co...
This paper explores whether CEO characteristics affect synergy realization for a sample of 231 intra...
The increasing frequency and deal size of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in market contradict the ge...
Corporate takeovers are major investments that present managers with opportunities that can exacerba...
This thesis analyzes the impact of CEO characteristics on corporate outcomes. The thesis explores se...
This thesis explores the issues surrounding the relation between executive compensation and corpora...
Existing empirical literature has extensively analyzed post-acquisition performance of the acquirers...
We study the effect of CEO leadership on shareholders' wealth and bidders’ takeover decisions. First...
Risk is something intrinsic to business, and something firms are exposed to on a daily basis. This m...
This thesis investigates the monitoring effect from institutional ownership on bidder Chief Executiv...
This research provides an up-to-date perspective on the impact of the fourth M&A wave in the UK, on...
I show that Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) that have accumulated general managerial skills through ...
The study examines the impact of corporate takeover activities upon managerial and non-managerial re...
Abstract The effect of CEO attributes on firm performance of U.S. banks: An upper echelons theory ...
Mergers and acquisitions play an important role in international financial markets, which explains w...
This dissertation examines the influence of CEOs’ social peers on their acquisition decisions and co...