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Tekijä:Khorana, A.
Tufano, P.
Wedge, L.
Otsikko:Board structure, mergers, and shareholder wealth: a study of the mutual fund industry
Lehti:Journal of Financial Economics
2007 : AUG, VOL. 85:2, p. 571-598
Asiasana:government
mergers
shareholders
unit trusts
Kieli:eng
Tiivistelmä:Here, mutual fund mergers between 1999 and 2001 are studied to understand the role and effectiveness of fund boards. Some fund mergers—typically across-family mergers—benefit target shareholders but are costly to target fund directors. Such mergers are more likely when funds underperform and their boards have a larger percentage of independent trustees, suggesting that more-independent boards tolerate less underperformance before initiating across-family mergers. This effect is most pronounced when all of the fund's directors are independent, not the 75% level of independence required by the SEC. Higher-paid target fund boards are less likely to approve across-family mergers that cause substantial reductions in their compensation.
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