This study explores the impact of joint corporate asset restructuring decisions where firms sell an asset in order to fund a subsequent acquisition (selling-to-buy). We find that firms with asset sales are associated with increased acquisition probability. The effect is more pronounced for financially constrained firms. We also show that, in addition to the established improved firm efficiency from focus-increasing asset sales, financially constrained firms obtain the necessary funds to conduct focus-increasing acquisitions, improving further their efficiency. This translates into both higher long-run operating performance and stock abnormal returns at the asset sale announcement
We examine the extent to which bidders’ stock returns at acquisition announcements reflect the finan...
This paper analyzes the decision of firms to sell assets to fund investments (financing asset sales)...
This paper investigates whether and how financial restatements affect the market for corporate contr...
This study explores the impact of joint corporate asset restructuring decisions where firms sell an ...
This thesis studies the effects of using proceeds from asset sales as a source of funding for merger...
This study explores the impact of joint corporate asset restructuring decisions, where firms sell an...
This paper examines the financial causes and consequences of the decision to sell-off non-financial ...
Recent financial economics literature has hypothesized that variations in market structure influence...
We identify asset purchases and sales as channels through which both external and internal governanc...
The changes in operating performance associated with asset sales are investigated for a sample of UK...
The divesting of corporate assets has become quite popular. Previous studies of divestitures have fo...
This paper examines whether financial buyers are more likely to initiate takeovers of inefficient fi...
We argue that management sells assets when doing so provides the cheapest funds to pursue its object...
A reason for acquisitions is that target firms, prior to being acquired, are financially constrained...
We examine the impact of financial distress conditions at the individual firm level, the operating i...
We examine the extent to which bidders’ stock returns at acquisition announcements reflect the finan...
This paper analyzes the decision of firms to sell assets to fund investments (financing asset sales)...
This paper investigates whether and how financial restatements affect the market for corporate contr...
This study explores the impact of joint corporate asset restructuring decisions where firms sell an ...
This thesis studies the effects of using proceeds from asset sales as a source of funding for merger...
This study explores the impact of joint corporate asset restructuring decisions, where firms sell an...
This paper examines the financial causes and consequences of the decision to sell-off non-financial ...
Recent financial economics literature has hypothesized that variations in market structure influence...
We identify asset purchases and sales as channels through which both external and internal governanc...
The changes in operating performance associated with asset sales are investigated for a sample of UK...
The divesting of corporate assets has become quite popular. Previous studies of divestitures have fo...
This paper examines whether financial buyers are more likely to initiate takeovers of inefficient fi...
We argue that management sells assets when doing so provides the cheapest funds to pursue its object...
A reason for acquisitions is that target firms, prior to being acquired, are financially constrained...
We examine the impact of financial distress conditions at the individual firm level, the operating i...
We examine the extent to which bidders’ stock returns at acquisition announcements reflect the finan...
This paper analyzes the decision of firms to sell assets to fund investments (financing asset sales)...
This paper investigates whether and how financial restatements affect the market for corporate contr...