Trying to prepare for a seminar, just had a quick question...
'Would one anticipate the share price of a bidder to be affected by the decision to bid for a target? Can academic literature can help in answering this?'
I understand that the share price of bidder will decrease in hostile takeovers, anybody have any academic papers that can support this?
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hostile or friendly has little to do with it. its a matter of whether there will be share accretion or dilution post-acquisition (if the EPS will go up by acquiring the target, share price will go up and vice versa).
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