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Mergers and Acquisitions in European Banking

2009
List of Tables and Figures Preface Acknowledgements Why Study M&A in Banking? Merger and Acquisition Trends in the European Banking Why do Banks Merge? M&A of Financial Institutions: A Review of the Literature Do M&A's Create Value for Shareholders? The Short-term Wealth Effect Do M&A's Create Value for Shareholders?
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Growth, Consolidation and Mergers in Banking: Comment

The Journal of Finance, 1976
IN A RECENT ARTICLE IN THIS Journal, Rhoades and Yeats (R&Y)' found that U. S. commercial banking displayed a tendency toward deconsolidation over the period 1960-71. They attributed this to vigorous internal growth on the part of mediumsize banks, outweighing the consolidating effect of mergers and acquisitions.
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Gains in bank mergers: Evidence from the bond markets

Journal of Financial Economics, 2003
This paper presents evidence that merging banks' bond adjusted returns are positive and significant in premerger and announcement months. Also, the acquiring banks' credit spreads on new debt issues are lower after the merger. Diversification and incremental size attained in the merger are significant determinants of the bond returns and the decline in
Penas, M.F., Unal, H.
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Impact of Merger and Acquisition on Indian Banking: An Empirical Analysis of Allahabad Bank Merger with Indian Bank

Asian Journal of Economics, Business and Accounting
Consolidation of public sector banks (PSBs) in India has been critical area on the financial ecosystem. This research focuses on the merger of Allahabad Bank with Indian Bank, analyzing empirical impact on Indian banking sector investigates the rationale behind such mergers, including objectives like strengthening balance sheets, improving operational ...
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The Bank Merger Paradox

2000
As the new millennium opens, no issue has preoccupied bank management more than their role in the merger consolidation process. From Japan to Europe and the US, the merger wave has engulfed banks of every description. Table 1.1 provides a statistical profile of the value of such mergers since 1991.
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Foreign Bank Mergers

2015
Abstract This chapter examines the consequences of foreign bank mergers achieved under the law of another country but which may have consequences in the UK. It discusses the recognition of the merger; the transferred assets and liabilities; consequences for the transferor; consequences for transactions; consequences for transaction ...
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An Assessment of Bank Merger Success in Germany

German Economic Review, 2008
Abstract German banks have experienced a merger wave since the early 1990s. However, the success of bank mergers remains a continuous matter of debate.This paper suggests a taxonomy to evaluate post-merger performance on the basis of cost and profit efficiency (CE and PE).
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Bank mergers in spatially differentiated markets

Journal of Economics and Business, 2009
[Abstract] This paper studies the incentives of banks to merge when competing in differentiated markets. Localized competition effects and spatial competition variables can play a key role in defining the patterns of consolidation in this sector. We consider a model where banks compete in distinct spaces of depositor's characteristics.
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GROWTH, CONSOLIDATION AND MERGERS IN BANKING

The Journal of Finance, 1974
Rhoades, Stephen A, Yeats, Alexander J
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Do regulatory bank mergers improve operating performance?

International Review of Economics and Finance, 2021
George Tannous, Sicong Zhang
exaly