We analyse the implications of initial payment methods in earnout deals on acquirers’ gains. The results, which are robust to self-selection bias and alternative model specifications, reveal that earnout deals outperform non-earnout deals. The acquirers gain the most from earnout deals when both initial and deferred payments are in stocks. The positive wealth effect of the choice of initial payment method in earnout deals is more prominent in cross-border deals than in domestic deals. Overall, the earnout deals generate higher gains when both the initial and deferred payments help spread the risk between the shareholders of acquiring and target firms
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We analyze the implications of initial payment methods in earnout deals on acquirers’ gains. The res...
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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...
In this article, based on both parametric and non-parametric methods, we provide a robust solution t...
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This paper examined the effect of two selling processes in the UK market: takeover offers and scheme...
Contingent considerations (earnouts) in acquisition agreements provide sellers with future payments ...
We examine announcement period excess returns to acquirers of listed and unlisted targets in 17 West...
We analyze the implications of initial payment methods in earnout deals on acquirers’ gains. The res...
This paper explores the effects of earnout contracts used in US financial services M&A. We use p...
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...
In this article, based on both parametric and non-parametric methods, we provide a robust solution t...
We examine the wealth effects of a comprehensive sample of UK bidders offering contingent payment, o...
This article examines the impact of earnout financing on the value of acquiring firms engaged in cro...
The present study seeks to assess and compare the acquiring company shareholders announcement gains ...
This thesis investigates three empirical issues in M&As. First, we test the hypothesis that corporat...
This Article seeks to answer the question whether earnouts really serve to respond to adverse select...
We examine whether the relative equity market valuation conditions (EMVCs) in the merging firms coun...
This paper examined the effect of two selling processes in the UK market: takeover offers and scheme...
Contingent considerations (earnouts) in acquisition agreements provide sellers with future payments ...
We examine announcement period excess returns to acquirers of listed and unlisted targets in 17 West...