In this article, based on both parametric and non-parametric methods, we provide a robust solution to the long-standing issue on how earnouts in corporate takeovers are structured and how their structure influences the takeover premia and the abnormal returns earned by acquirers. First, we quantify the effect of the terms of earnout contract (relative size and length) on the takeover premia. Second, we demonstrate how adverse selection considerations lead the merging firms to set the initial payment in an earnout financed deal at a level that is lower than, or equal to, the full deal payment in a comparable non-earnout financed deal. Lastly, we show that while acquirers in non-earnout financed deals experience negative abnormal returns from...
We show that the acquiring firm's idiosyncratic stock return volatility (sigma) is an important dete...
Existing empirical literature has extensively analyzed post-acquisition performance of the acquirers...
In four empirical chapters, matching analysis is employed to estimate the effects of specific contr...
In this article, based on both parametric and non-parametric methods, we provide a robust solution t...
In this article, based on both parametric and non-parametric methods, we provide a robust solution t...
In this article, based on both parametric and non-parametric methods, we provide a robust solution t...
In three papers, I employ parametric and nonparametric methods in order to further examine the dete...
This paper explores the effects of earnout contracts used in US financial services M&A. We use p...
We analyze the implications of initial payment methods in earnout deals on acquirers’ gains. The res...
This Article extends the existing literature on contingent earnout provisions in merger agreements b...
We analyse the implications of initial payment methods in earnout deals on acquirers’ gains. The res...
This thesis investigates three empirical issues in M&As. First, we test the hypothesis that corporat...
In this thesis, we look into earnout provisions. We contribute to answering two questions: when ear...
This study addresses earnings manipulation actions under certain circumstances. Many studies have sh...
Earnouts are used as a risk-allocation mechanism in M&A transactions, whereby a certain amount of th...
We show that the acquiring firm's idiosyncratic stock return volatility (sigma) is an important dete...
Existing empirical literature has extensively analyzed post-acquisition performance of the acquirers...
In four empirical chapters, matching analysis is employed to estimate the effects of specific contr...
In this article, based on both parametric and non-parametric methods, we provide a robust solution t...
In this article, based on both parametric and non-parametric methods, we provide a robust solution t...
In this article, based on both parametric and non-parametric methods, we provide a robust solution t...
In three papers, I employ parametric and nonparametric methods in order to further examine the dete...
This paper explores the effects of earnout contracts used in US financial services M&A. We use p...
We analyze the implications of initial payment methods in earnout deals on acquirers’ gains. The res...
This Article extends the existing literature on contingent earnout provisions in merger agreements b...
We analyse the implications of initial payment methods in earnout deals on acquirers’ gains. The res...
This thesis investigates three empirical issues in M&As. First, we test the hypothesis that corporat...
In this thesis, we look into earnout provisions. We contribute to answering two questions: when ear...
This study addresses earnings manipulation actions under certain circumstances. Many studies have sh...
Earnouts are used as a risk-allocation mechanism in M&A transactions, whereby a certain amount of th...
We show that the acquiring firm's idiosyncratic stock return volatility (sigma) is an important dete...
Existing empirical literature has extensively analyzed post-acquisition performance of the acquirers...
In four empirical chapters, matching analysis is employed to estimate the effects of specific contr...