Archive for January, 2010
Posted on Monday, 4 January 2010. Filed under: Commentary, Mergers |
I’ve not seen much discussion of the behavioural finance aspects of M&A, so it was refreshing to see this noted in a recent article in Q6, the publication in Fall 2009 of the Yale School of Management (full disclosure: I am a graduate of the charter class of that school). In that article entitled ‘What [...]
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Posted on Saturday, 2 January 2010. Filed under: Business History, Commentary, Mergers |
The first decade of the new millennium is over. Happy New Year everyone! So along with so many other observers of the financial markets, I would like to comment on the past ten years. Some of these comments have appeared elsewhere – and in fact from me as a number of publications have asked me [...]
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Mergers & Acquisitions and Behavioural Finance
Posted on Monday, 4 January 2010. Filed under: Commentary, Mergers |
I’ve not seen much discussion of the behavioural finance aspects of M&A, so it was refreshing to see this noted in a recent article in Q6, the publication in Fall 2009 of the Yale School of Management (full disclosure: I am a graduate of the charter class of that school). In that article entitled ‘What [...]
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