We examine whether the age of CEOs and independent directors impacts the likelihood of receiving a successful takeover offer. First, we replicate and confirm the results of Jenter and Lewellen and find that retirement age CEOs (age 64–66) are more likely to receive successful takeover offers. Second, we extend their study by investigating the retirement preferences of independent directors. We find that the likelihood of receiving a successful takeover offer increases when a higher proportion of independent directors are at retirement age. This finding suggests that independent directors have similar retirement preferences to CEOs
This study intends to combine both the management characteristics and firm’s characteristics to anal...
CEO successions are major corporate events with the potential to change corporate direction. We inve...
Research Question/Issue: We examine the impact of the age of compensation committee (CC) members on ...
This paper explores the impact of target CEOs ’ retirement preferences on takeovers. Mergers frequen...
This paper explores the impact of target CEOs’ retirement preferences on takeovers. Using retirement...
CEO as the most senior executive carries vast responsibility of the company's operations and decisio...
Purpose – Takeovers create a potential conflict of interest between target shareholders and director...
We characterize the market for CEOs as consisting of value-maximizing boards of directors bidding fo...
We develop a conceptual model of the career horizon problem of CEOs approaching retirement and discu...
Based on Brickley’s (2003) call for research on the CEO/turnover relation, we examine determinants o...
Existing studies on horizon problem have investigated the short-term fluctuation of firm performance...
This paper provides evidence on a previously unidentified source of managerial incentives: concerns ...
Initial public offerings make a noteworthy contribution to both the growth of equity markets and the...
In this paper we hypothesize that CEOs will be motivated to manage earnings prior to a turnover deci...
This study intends to combine both the management characteristics and firm’s characteristics to anal...
CEO successions are major corporate events with the potential to change corporate direction. We inve...
Research Question/Issue: We examine the impact of the age of compensation committee (CC) members on ...
This paper explores the impact of target CEOs ’ retirement preferences on takeovers. Mergers frequen...
This paper explores the impact of target CEOs’ retirement preferences on takeovers. Using retirement...
CEO as the most senior executive carries vast responsibility of the company's operations and decisio...
Purpose – Takeovers create a potential conflict of interest between target shareholders and director...
We characterize the market for CEOs as consisting of value-maximizing boards of directors bidding fo...
We develop a conceptual model of the career horizon problem of CEOs approaching retirement and discu...
Based on Brickley’s (2003) call for research on the CEO/turnover relation, we examine determinants o...
Existing studies on horizon problem have investigated the short-term fluctuation of firm performance...
This paper provides evidence on a previously unidentified source of managerial incentives: concerns ...
Initial public offerings make a noteworthy contribution to both the growth of equity markets and the...
In this paper we hypothesize that CEOs will be motivated to manage earnings prior to a turnover deci...
This study intends to combine both the management characteristics and firm’s characteristics to anal...
CEO successions are major corporate events with the potential to change corporate direction. We inve...
Research Question/Issue: We examine the impact of the age of compensation committee (CC) members on ...