There are a good number of studies in the Indian context, which have examined the general trends in post-merger performance. However, this is the first book to attempt an analysis of the aforementioned issues, (that is, impact on technological performance, production efficiency and market competition), in detail, using appropriate statistical and econometric techniques. The book takes a comparative perspective, involving domestic and cross-border deals. The author analyses the changing nature of foreign investment in the form of mergers and acquisitions vis-à-vis domestic deals, using a new database on mergers and acquisitions.…mehr
There are a good number of studies in the Indian context, which have examined the general trends in post-merger performance. However, this is the first book to attempt an analysis of the aforementioned issues, (that is, impact on technological performance, production efficiency and market competition), in detail, using appropriate statistical and econometric techniques. The book takes a comparative perspective, involving domestic and cross-border deals. The author analyses the changing nature of foreign investment in the form of mergers and acquisitions vis-à-vis domestic deals, using a new database on mergers and acquisitions.
Beena Saraswathy is Assistant Professor at the Institute for Studies in Industrial Development (ISID), New Delhi. She has completed MPhil in Applied Economics and Doctoral Degree in Economics from Centre for Development Studies, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi). Before joining ISID, she had been working with Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations (ICRIER) and Competition Commission of India (CCI) under the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA), Government of India (GOI). Her research interests include market competition, mergers and acquisitions, the pharmaceutical industry, business groups in India and contemporary development issues.
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Contents List of Tables and Figures Abbreviations I Introduction 1.1 Introduction 1.2 Why Firms are Crossing Borders? 1.3 Opportunities and Challenges from Consolidation 1.4 Emerging issues... References Tables and Figures II Concepts, Evolution and Policy Points 2.1 Concepts of Mergers and Acquisitions 2.2 Mergers and Acquisitions in History: The Case of USA and UK 2.3 Government Intervention: Merger Regulations in India 2.4 The Deal Shaping Process References Tables and Figures III Cross-border Deals: Extent, Nature and Structure 3.1 An Overview of Global Scenario 3.2 Industry-wise Intensity of Cross-border Deals 3.3 Nature and Significance of Indian Deals 3.4 Foreign Acquisition of Indian Firms Abroad 3.5 Issues for Research References Tables and Figures IV M&As and Technological Performance 4.1 M&As and Innovation Creation 4.2 Innovation Concerns in the Competition Act 4.3 Data and Methodology 4.4 Major Observations based on Pre and Post M&As Performance 4.5 Concluding Observations and Policy Implications V Production Efficiency of Firms with Mergers and Acquisitions 5.1 Efficiency Generation via Consolidation 5.2 Data and Methodology for Measuring Efficiency 5.3 Empirical Estimation Results 5.4 Profitability and Cost as Efficiency Indicators 5.5 Concluding Observations and Policy Implications References Appendix Tables and Figures VI Mergers, Competition and Concentration 6.1 The Relationship between Mergers and Competition 6.2 A Review of Relevant Studies 6.3 Data and Methodology 6.4 The Results: Disappearance, Survival and Invisibility 6.5 Concluding Observations References Tables and Figures VII The Post Merger Integration: Some Ignored Dimensions 7.1 Mergers and Acquisitions as a Governance Issue 7.2 Integration Issues: Evidences with an Illustrative Case Study 7.3 Conclusion References Tables and Figures VIII Conclusions and Policy Implications References Tables and Figures Bibliography Index
Contents List of Tables and Figures Abbreviations I Introduction 1.1 Introduction 1.2 Why Firms are Crossing Borders? 1.3 Opportunities and Challenges from Consolidation 1.4 Emerging issues... References Tables and Figures II Concepts, Evolution and Policy Points 2.1 Concepts of Mergers and Acquisitions 2.2 Mergers and Acquisitions in History: The Case of USA and UK 2.3 Government Intervention: Merger Regulations in India 2.4 The Deal Shaping Process References Tables and Figures III Cross-border Deals: Extent, Nature and Structure 3.1 An Overview of Global Scenario 3.2 Industry-wise Intensity of Cross-border Deals 3.3 Nature and Significance of Indian Deals 3.4 Foreign Acquisition of Indian Firms Abroad 3.5 Issues for Research References Tables and Figures IV M&As and Technological Performance 4.1 M&As and Innovation Creation 4.2 Innovation Concerns in the Competition Act 4.3 Data and Methodology 4.4 Major Observations based on Pre and Post M&As Performance 4.5 Concluding Observations and Policy Implications V Production Efficiency of Firms with Mergers and Acquisitions 5.1 Efficiency Generation via Consolidation 5.2 Data and Methodology for Measuring Efficiency 5.3 Empirical Estimation Results 5.4 Profitability and Cost as Efficiency Indicators 5.5 Concluding Observations and Policy Implications References Appendix Tables and Figures VI Mergers, Competition and Concentration 6.1 The Relationship between Mergers and Competition 6.2 A Review of Relevant Studies 6.3 Data and Methodology 6.4 The Results: Disappearance, Survival and Invisibility 6.5 Concluding Observations References Tables and Figures VII The Post Merger Integration: Some Ignored Dimensions 7.1 Mergers and Acquisitions as a Governance Issue 7.2 Integration Issues: Evidences with an Illustrative Case Study 7.3 Conclusion References Tables and Figures VIII Conclusions and Policy Implications References Tables and Figures Bibliography Index
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