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Bidder`s short-term performance in Mergers and Acquisitions: Empirical Evidence in Latin America

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2022

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mergers, event study, bidder performance, Latin America

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Desempeño de corto plazo de los oferentes en Fusiones y Adquisiciones: evidencia empírica en América Latina

We analyze bidder´s abnormal returns around the announcement date for M&As in Latin America. The sample consists of 297 M&As announcement that took place between 2001 and 2019. The unique characteristic of this sample is that the bidder has to be a company with its headquarter in Latin America. We report statistically significant average abnormal return for bidders of 0.41% at the announcement date and 1.18% at a seven days window (-3,+3). We also report significant abnormal returns if the M&A is a conglomerate (1,01% at the announcement date). If cash is the method of payment, we find a significant abnormal return of 0.89%, three days around the announcement date. Finally, we do not observe the deal size to be related to the abnormal performance of the bidder. The evidence show only significant results for the second quartile of volume size.

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Maquieira, C., Behler, F. and Espinosa C. (2022). Bidder`s short-term performance in Mergers and Acquisitions: Empirical Evidence in Latin America. The Banking and Finance Review 13(1). 21-35

Carlos Patricio Maquieira Villanueva

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