Original paper
Do Foreign Investors Exhibit a Corporate Governance Disadvantage? An Information Asymmetry Perspective
Abstract
This paper examines whether the governance role of foreign block acquirers in U.S. targets is different from that of domestic block acquirers. We find that foreign block acquirers are less likely to engage in post-acquisition governance activities in U.S. targets than domestic control block acquirers. Among foreign block acquirers, those who have fewer information disadvantages are more likely to engage in post-acquisition governance activities...
Paper Details
Title
Do Foreign Investors Exhibit a Corporate Governance Disadvantage? An Information Asymmetry Perspective
Published Date
Jan 1, 2009
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