Titlebook: Bank Mergers & Acquisitions; Yakov Amihud,Geoffrey Miller Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1998 Acquisition.Bank.Bankin

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The effect of bank ownership changes on subsidiary-level earningsexpense, director’s fees, and data processing charges. The change in bank ownership is also associated with increases in loan loss provisions and losses from sales of securities in the year the merger is consummated, raising the possibility that ownership changes lead to changes in subsidiary-level earnings management.

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1387-6899 markets become less significant. Consequently,financial institutions must achieve a critical size in order tocompete. .Bank. .Mergers & Acquisitions. analyses themajor issues associated with the large wave of bank mergers andacquisitions in the 1990‘s. While the effects of these changes havebeen mo

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Consolidation in U.S. banking: Implications for efficiency and riskher dimensions of the consolidation trend — such as its heavy concentration in large banks — are just as poorly understood. Given this ignorance as to the “why” of consolidation, it is extremely risky to predict its future effects. Based on past experience and data, at least, we can conclude the following.