Option pricing on stocks in mergers and acquisitions

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A study on firms, which are in a merger deal and also considering the possibility that the deal can be called off at an intermediate stage creating a discontinuous impacts of the stock prices of these firms, and examining the price options on the stocks of these firms, is presented.

United States, Strategy & planning, Planning, Stocks, Acquisitions and mergers, Stock prices, Company business planning

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The impact of bank consolidation on commercial borrower welfare

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A study examining the effect of bank merger declaration on the stock prices of a borrowing company that is publicly traded is presented. The study is based on companies from Norway.

Commercial Banks, Marketing procedures, Norway, Banking industry, Stock price forecasting, Customer relations

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Distance, lending relationships, and competition

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The impact of small firms' location on bank loan lending rates, in Belgium, is examined.

Organizational history, Commodity & service prices, Belgium, Prices and rates, Location, Bank loans, Company pricing policy, Small and medium sized companies

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