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A study that appeared in the September 2007 issue of the Journal of Banking and Finance has found that poor market-timing decisions are the rule rather than the exception.
A study* in the Journal of Banking and Finance last year found that, in cases where the chief executive of the target company was retained after a merger, the acquirer paid a smaller premium to the initial share price than in other takeovers.
Journal of Banking and Finance 27, 153 181], we employ a single measure that simultaneously considers all of these features: the expected probability (measured at issue date) that the convertible will be converted to equity at maturity.
Our main findings are that the price-setting formula is (i) designed to strongly favor the issuer and (ii) is consistent with the main outcome of the 'life cycle hypothesis' for structured financial products [Stoimenov, P.A., Wilkens, S., 2005. Are structured products 'fairly' priced? An analysis of the German market for equity-linked instruments. Journal of Banking and Finance 29, 2971 2993].
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But Mr Greenspan is not a god, after all.* Two related articles are: "On a Correct Measure of Inflation" by Armen Alchian and Benjamin Klein, Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 1973; and "Less Than Zero: the Case for a Falling Price Level in a Growing Economy" by George Selgin, IEA Hobart paper no.132, 1997.
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