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Browsing 15 Commerce, Management, Tourism and Services by Author "Da Silva Rosa Raymond"

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  • Capital gains taxation and shareholder wealth in takeovers 
    Bugeja Martin; Da Silva Rosa Raymond (Blackwell Publishing Ltd, 2010)
    Before December 1999, the capital gains of shareholders who sold their shares into Australian takeovers have been taxable irrespective of payment method. Subsequently, shareholders can elect to rollover capital gains in ...
  • CEO compensation from M&As in Australia 
    Bugeja Martin; Da Silva Rosa Raymond; Duong Lien; Izan H. Y. (AFAANZ, 2010)
    This paper investigates the extent to which Australian CEOs are compensated following the completion of mergers and acquisitions (M&A)with reference to the incentive alignment and managerial power perspective. Findings ...
  • Competition in the market for takeover advisers 
    Da Silva Rosa Raymond; Lee Phillip; Skott Michael; Walter Terry (Australian Graduate School of Management, 2004)
    We investigate factors that motivate bidders to engage advisers, we model adviser selection and we test whether value-adding advisers gain market share. Our sample includes 801 attempted takeovers over 1989-1998 in Australia. ...
  • The Demutualisation of the Australian Stock Exchange: Causes and Consequences 
    Cowan Tom; Da Silva Rosa Raymond; Walter Terry (SAI Global Ltd, 2004)
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  • Do informed traders win? An analysis of changes in corporate ownership around substantial shareholder notices 
    Da Silva Rosa Raymond; Saverimuttu Nirmal; Walter Terry (Blackwell, 2005)
    The financial economics literature typically distinguishes between two classes of investors, namely `informed¿ and `uninformed¿ traders. Informed traders are those who possess some fundamental information about the true ...
  • Expert reports in Australian takeovers: Fees and quality 
    Bugeja Martin; Da Silva Rosa Raymond; Walter Terry (Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Asia, 2005)
    Target firms in Australian takeovers are required to commission the preparation of an independent expert report in circumstances where there is a perceived conflict of interest with the bidder. As approximately half of ...
  • Market returns to acquirers of substantial assets 
    Da Silva Rosa Raymond; Nguyen Thuy; Walter Terry (Australian Graduate School of Management, 2004)
    Does poor post-acquisition performance characterise firms that make non-M&A acquisitions? We investigate the wealth effects of substantial asset acquisitions (i.e. acquisitions that cost over $10 million) on acquiring ...
  • The reach of the disposition effect: Large sample evidence across investor classes 
    Brown Philip; Chappel Nick; Da Silva Rosa Raymond; Walter Terry (Blackwell, 2006)
    e examine detailed daily Australian Stock Exchange share registry data for investors in IPO and index stocks between 1995 and 2000 and find that the `disposition effect,¿ investors' reluctance to crystallize losses and ...
  • The sharemarket performance of Australian venture capital-backed and non-venture capital-backed IPOs 
    Da Silva Rosa Raymond; Velayuthen Gerard; Walter Terry (Elsevier, 2003)
    We assess the initial underpricing and long-run share performance of venture capital (VC)-backed IPOs. We find, as expected, that estimates of underpricing are less severe using Habib and Ljungqvist [Economics Letters 61 ...
  • Taxation of shareholder capital gains and the choice of payment method in takeovers 
    Bugeja Martin; Da Silva Rosa Raymond (Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, 2008)
    From December 1999, shareholders who disposed of shares in Australian takeovers in exchange for scrip could elect to defer capital gains taxation until the disposal of the shares received. We investigate payment method ...