Business portfolio restructuring, prior diversification posture and investor reactions

Article Abstract:

Examination of firm performance is done in market reaction to two types of business portfolio restructuring announcements such as refocusing and repositioning. It is suggested that market performance effects for these two types of strategic restructures would be moderated by prior diversification posture.

Portfolio Management, Portfolio & Funds Management, Financial research

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Competing in groups

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The influence of clique models on the functioning of an organization's internal network is examined. The results regarding the steady cliques from the examination of the Canadian investment banking sector from 1952 to 1990 are presented.

Canada, Investment Banking, Security brokers and dealers, Investment banks, Organization

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New institutional economics' contribution to strategic groups analysis

Article Abstract:

A study on strategic group research with relation to management of banking industry is presented.

Australia, Services information, Business Associations, Banking industry, Services, Strategic planning (Business), Institutional economics, Commercial associations

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