Knights, Raiders, and Targets : The Impact of the Hostile Takeover.

By: Lowenstein, LouisContributor(s): Rose-Ackerman, Susan | Coffee, John CMaterial type: TextTextPublisher: Oxford : Oxford University Press, Incorporated, 1988Copyright date: ©1988Description: 1 online resource (560 pages)Content type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9780198021315Subject(s): Consolidation and merger of corporations | Corporate reorganizations | Tender offers (Securities) -- United StatesGenre/Form: Electronic books.Additional physical formats: Print version:: Knights, Raiders, and Targets : The Impact of the Hostile TakeoverDDC classification: 338.8 LOC classification: HD2746.5.K58 1988Online resources: Click to View
Contents:
Intro -- Contents -- Contributors -- Sponsors -- Introduction -- 1. Hostile Takeovers and Junk Bond Financing: A Panel Discussion -- CAPITAL MARKETS, EFFICIENCY, AND CORPORATE CONTROL -- 2. Corporate Control, Efficient Markets, and the Public Good -- 3. Fashions, Fads, and Bubbles in Financial Markets -- 4. Comment -- 5. Comment -- MANAGERIAL BEHAVIOR AND TAKEOVERS -- 6. Shareholders Versus Managers: The Strain in the Corporate Web -- 7. Corporate Takeovers: Financial Boom or Organizational Bust? -- 8. Comment -- 9. Comment: Golden Parachutes and the Myth of the Web -- 10. Comment: Shareholders and Managers-A Risk-Neutral Perspective -- EVIDENCE ON THE GAINS FROM MERGERS AND TAKEOVERS -- 11. Are Acquiring-Firm Shareholders Better Off after an Acquisition? -- 12. Mergers and Managerial Performance -- 13. The Efficiency Effects of Hostile Takeovers -- 14. Empirical Evidence on Takeover Activity and Shareholder Wealth -- 15. Comment -- 16. Comment -- 17. Discussion -- MERGERS AND TAKEOVERS: TAXES, CAPITAL STRUCTURE, AND THE INCENTIVES OF MANAGERS -- 18. Taxation and the Dynamics of Corporate Control: The Uncertain Case for Tax-Motivated Acquisitions -- 19. Taxes and the Merger Decision -- 20. The Takeover Controversy: Analysis and Evidence -- 21. Comment -- 22. Comment -- 23. Comment -- 24. Comment -- LEGAL RULES, TAKEOVER STRATEGIES, AND DEFENSIVE TACTICS -- 25. The Pressure to Tender: An Analysis and a Proposed Remedy -- 26. Comparative Dimensions of Takeover Regulation -- 27. The Regulation of Takeovers in Great Britain -- 28. Comment -- 29. Comment -- 30. Comment -- ONE SHARE, ONE VOTE -- 31. Stock Exchange Rules Affecting Takeovers and Control Transactions -- 32. Organized Exchanges and the Regulation of Dual Class Common Stock -- 33. Comment -- 34. Comment -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P.
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Summary: Dramatic as the corporate takeovers of recent years have been, it is far from clear what underlying forces are at work, and what their long-term consequences will be. This book represents one of the first sustained efforts to examine the complex issues surrounding the corporate takeover. Based on papers presented at a symposium sponsored by Columbia Law School's Center for Law and Economic Studies, it airs new theories and offers vital insights into events that have become central to American corporate culture.
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Intro -- Contents -- Contributors -- Sponsors -- Introduction -- 1. Hostile Takeovers and Junk Bond Financing: A Panel Discussion -- CAPITAL MARKETS, EFFICIENCY, AND CORPORATE CONTROL -- 2. Corporate Control, Efficient Markets, and the Public Good -- 3. Fashions, Fads, and Bubbles in Financial Markets -- 4. Comment -- 5. Comment -- MANAGERIAL BEHAVIOR AND TAKEOVERS -- 6. Shareholders Versus Managers: The Strain in the Corporate Web -- 7. Corporate Takeovers: Financial Boom or Organizational Bust? -- 8. Comment -- 9. Comment: Golden Parachutes and the Myth of the Web -- 10. Comment: Shareholders and Managers-A Risk-Neutral Perspective -- EVIDENCE ON THE GAINS FROM MERGERS AND TAKEOVERS -- 11. Are Acquiring-Firm Shareholders Better Off after an Acquisition? -- 12. Mergers and Managerial Performance -- 13. The Efficiency Effects of Hostile Takeovers -- 14. Empirical Evidence on Takeover Activity and Shareholder Wealth -- 15. Comment -- 16. Comment -- 17. Discussion -- MERGERS AND TAKEOVERS: TAXES, CAPITAL STRUCTURE, AND THE INCENTIVES OF MANAGERS -- 18. Taxation and the Dynamics of Corporate Control: The Uncertain Case for Tax-Motivated Acquisitions -- 19. Taxes and the Merger Decision -- 20. The Takeover Controversy: Analysis and Evidence -- 21. Comment -- 22. Comment -- 23. Comment -- 24. Comment -- LEGAL RULES, TAKEOVER STRATEGIES, AND DEFENSIVE TACTICS -- 25. The Pressure to Tender: An Analysis and a Proposed Remedy -- 26. Comparative Dimensions of Takeover Regulation -- 27. The Regulation of Takeovers in Great Britain -- 28. Comment -- 29. Comment -- 30. Comment -- ONE SHARE, ONE VOTE -- 31. Stock Exchange Rules Affecting Takeovers and Control Transactions -- 32. Organized Exchanges and the Regulation of Dual Class Common Stock -- 33. Comment -- 34. Comment -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P.

Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Z.

Dramatic as the corporate takeovers of recent years have been, it is far from clear what underlying forces are at work, and what their long-term consequences will be. This book represents one of the first sustained efforts to examine the complex issues surrounding the corporate takeover. Based on papers presented at a symposium sponsored by Columbia Law School's Center for Law and Economic Studies, it airs new theories and offers vital insights into events that have become central to American corporate culture.

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