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Takeover law regulations and their influence on the takeover premium – An empirical study of the OECD Member States
Almost all OECD and G20 countries have introduced a mandatory bid rule (MBR) in conjunction with a fair price regulation in their national takeover laws. MBRs require that a takeover bid must be made to all shareholders, if a certain control threshold is being exceeded. We show that takeovers that exceed such a threshold are associated with below-average takeover premiums. Other national characteristics of the MBR also show significant influences on the takeover premium. In addition, significantly higher premiums are paid when the buyer is seeking for between 20% and 40% of the shares after the takeover.