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Taking Stock or Cashing In? Shareholder Style Preferences, Premiums and the Method of PaymentTimothy R. BurchUniversity of Miami - Department of Finance Vikram K. NandaGeorgia Institute of Technology - College of Management Sabatino SilveriBinghamton University March 1, 2012 Abstract: We develop and test hypotheses on the impact of target shareholders investment style preferences on the method of payment and premiums in acquisitions. Stock offers (unlike cash offers) allow target shareholders to defer capital gains taxes. This deferral value, however, depends on target shareholders willingness to retain acquirer stock. The empirical findings support our hypotheses. Bid premiums in stock offers are negatively and jointly related to target shareholder tax liabilities and to variables proxying for target shareholder willingness to hold acquirer stock. Moreover, the difference between predicted cash and stock premiums due to these factors signi cantly explains the method of payment choice.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 74 Keywords: Mergers and acquisitions, method of payment, institutional ownership JEL Classification: G34 working papers seriesDate posted: March 15, 2010 ; Last revised: March 21, 2012Suggested CitationContact Information
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