Corporate Finance

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Rudi

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Top info.. have you got any additional info on this topic thanks

The big question is really,whether managerial labor markets are efficient. If yes, the approach taken by Nguyen and Meisner is creative.

I have doubt whether efficiency in such markets is always given. Take the banking sector, where managers are embedded in strong company internal and external networks and where institutions cooperate on transactions. Efficiency is probably more given in various industrial sectors.

I'd be interested in seeing a lengthier graph, extending back to the 80s and 70s if you've got it?

It is a petty that so many highly intelligent people become fee hunters. We need more intelligent people to invent and develop products!

I assume that the Thinker is more into structural rather than pricing issues. Pricing is a technical process. Efficient and sustainable capital allocation structures come first...

Very sympathetic! I suppose you posted this entry
because you had Warren Buffet's investment strategy in mind.
Think about what Olive could write in her blog today would
she have invested US$ 1'000 fifty years ago in GE.
Now enough of finance in this context! Really enjoy the
wonderful entries of Olive. Technology can really contribute
to a better world.

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Some Swiss research.

Long term performance of Swiss IPOs

Who benefits from IPO Underpricing: European Central Bank 2005

Further insights by Prof. G. Behr.

NZZ Article G. Behr, Feb. 24, 2007

Thanks a lot for this very interesting FT article of Prof. Rosenzweig. Defining failure and success is really an issue of well differentiated views. I add herewith to academic papers which deal with the success and failure of M&A transactions. I leave it to your view whether the researchers have done their homework in defining precisely enough what success and failure means.
CT, Zurich

Paper of Cesifo:'Asset Ownership and Foreign-Market Entry'

Prof. Bruner: 'Does M&A pay'