Image: Series: Financeseries Why do foreign firms leave U.S. equity markets? Craig Doidge, Andrew Karolyi, René Stulz Markets, US, Competition, Theory Series number : Serial Number: 244/2009 Date posted : May 01 2009 Last revised : SSRN Share Pocket Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Copy URL Keywords Corporate governance • SOX • deregistration • Exchange Act Rule • bonding theory • loss of competitiveness theory
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M&A For many firms, the acquisition process begins with the development of an acquisition plan that is communicated to investors. We construct a... Read more Sinan GokkayaXi LiuRené Stulz 04 March 2024 Go To Working Paper Read Share Pocket Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Copy URL Download More of this topic More of this author
Common Ownership This paper presents a theoretical framework for determining the ownership stakes held by financial investors in companies competing in the same... Read more Vincenzo DenicolòFausto Panunzi 28 July 2023 Go To Working Paper Read Share Pocket Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Copy URL Download More of this topic More of this author
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