Corporate Governance and The Abnormal Returns To Acquisition Announcements

  • Swanstrom M
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This paper investigates the relationship between a firm's corporate governancestructure and the abnormal returns associated with acquisition announcements.Based on a sample of 294 acquisitions occurring from 1994 through 1998, it isfound that acquiring firms have significant two-day abnormal returns of-2.71%.A multiple regression model that includes corporate governance variables has anAdjusted R-squared of 14.2% with board size, the sensitivity of the CEO's wealthto changes in share price, method ofpayment, and acquiring firm size all beingsignificant explanatory variables.

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Swanstrom, M. (1970). Corporate Governance and The Abnormal Returns To Acquisition Announcements. Journal of Business Strategies, 23(2), 115–130. https://doi.org/10.54155/jbs.23.2.115-130

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