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Information Asymmetry and Listing of Acquiring Firms
In this study, I examine announcement period returns and long-term returns to acquiring firms following the completion of a merger. I offer an explanation for negative merger performance based on asymmetric information. My evidence indicates that there is a link between trading venue and information asymmetry. In addition, the losses from the merger wave of 1998-2002 appear to be linked to trading venue.