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Journal articles on the topic "Acquisitions transfrontalières"
Bertrand, Olivier, Jean-Louis Mucchielli, and Habib Zitouna. "Fusions et acquisitions transfrontalières des années 1990." Revue de l'OFCE 94, no. 3 (2005): 45. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/reof.094.0045.
Full textArezki, Rabah, Klaus Deininger, and Harris Selod. "La « course aux terres » : théorie et déterminants empiriques des acquisitions transfrontalières de terres agricoles." Economie et statistique 444, no. 1 (2011): 223–39. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/estat.2011.9652.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Acquisitions transfrontalières"
Gu, Xuehua. "Trois essais sur les fusions-acquisitions transfrontalières." Thesis, Université Grenoble Alpes (ComUE), 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016GREAG012/document.
Full textCompared to domestic M&A, the literature of cross-border M&A is relatively fewer. Most of the current research is based on US studies. We also have much less knowledge about the cross-border M&A from developed countries to emerging countries. Motivated by the general research background, the thesis conducted three distinctive papers regarding cross-border M&As from European Union (EU) to emerging countries. We propose three research questions that are seldom addressed in previous literatures: 1) Does industrial diversification explain the cross-border M&A from the European Union to emerging countries? 2) Do market value industrial specialization or diversification in CBM&A with emerging countries? 3) Do acquiring managers take advantage of the market timing in payment decisions in CBM&A with emerging countries? In addition, we compared the CBM&As with those of domestic France as well as the CBM&As inside the European Union. Based on 2406 fusions-acquisitions in France, 7628 CBM&As inside the European Union, and 1857 CBM&As between European firms and the emerging markets during 1992-2012, we find the following results. First, consistent with what is observed in prior M&As literatures between companies in developed countries but contrary to what is suggested in the theoretical arguments in earlier literatures about emerging countries, we show CBM&As from the European Union to emerging countries are industrially specialized rather than industrially diversified. We find that there is a negative relationship between international diversification and industrial diversification. Second, we found that the announcement effects for CBM&As between the E.U.-15 and emerging market are positive, but compared to CBM&As conducted wholly inside the E.U.-15 and domestic M&As in France, they are significantly less positive due to the focus on industrial diversification versus specialization. Third, we found the market undervalues the acquiring firms in CBM&A from the European Union to emerging countries. The acquiring managers do not take the advantage of the market timing when making their payment decisions. Our results show the acquiring firms do not incline to pay cash in CBM&A to emerging countries but rather in CBM&A inside European Union. In the meanwhile, we find the premium paid by the acquiring firms are not different from CBM&As inside the European Union. Our analyses evidence that acquiring firms are reluctant to pay cash in CBM&As with emerging countries. The thesis contributes to the current M&A empirical literatures and it has provided important research implications. It highlights also that there are clear conflicts of interests between investors and managers in the cross-border from the European Union to emerging countries. The thesis also opens new perspectives for the future research. For example, we observed that industrial diversification has an increasing trend in recent years, and it is valued positively by the market. We believe the results may be attributable to either the financial crisis or the better integration of emerging markets into the world economy
Bertrand, Olivier. "Déterminants et conséquences des fusions et acquisitions transfrontalières entre entreprises : application aux opérations des années 1990-2000." Paris 1, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA010037.
Full textBhatt, Himanshu. "Managing Risks And Uncertainty In Business-Government Relationship : Three Essays On Nonmarket Strategy." Thesis, Cergy-Pontoise, Ecole supérieure des sciences économiques et commerciales, 2021. http://www.theses.fr/2021ESEC0001.
Full textWithin this broad domain of nonmarket strategy, I study a set of research questions concerning firms’ risk and uncertainty management strategies as a response to government’s policy actions. A robust literature in strategy, international business, and management has long established that governments’ and businesses’ interests do not always align and a measure of risks and uncertainty persists regarding governments’ intent, priorities, and future behavior from the firms’ perspective. Adopting a phenomena-driven approach, I advance and elaborate upon our understanding with respect to each of these theoretical perspectives – signaling theory, political risks, and policy uncertainty – by examining instances of governments’ policy actions as shifts in institutional environment and how that may relate to firms’ evaluation of underlying risks and uncertainty. Specifically, I study three such initiatives – law enforcement actions against organized crime, encouraging private participation in infrastructure projects, and harmonization of patent laws with global standards – in the form of three essays. In doing so, I focus on the firm as the unit of analysis, relying principally on quantitative analyses on a sample of observational data but also use other approaches – case study, interviews, etc. – to support my findings
Ben, Salem Asma. "Fusions et acquisitions bancaires transfrontalières en Europe et les stratégies de diversification : un essai d’analyse des facteurs déterminants d’une consolidation bancaire paneuropéenne." Thesis, Lyon 2, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010LYO22008.
Full textConsidering the acceleration in the process of European banking integration, an important concern arises about the driving forces behind the current banking consolidation wave in Europe in the context of international banking expansion. This dissertation spans the fields of the literature on banking internationalisation and cross-border M&A to consider the specific features of these strategies considering the explanations provided by the traditional analysis of banking consolidation. In prospect of proposing new concepts to analyse the patterns of cross-border banking activities in European Union, we identify other vectors in international banking business that create value for shareholders besides economies of scale, with regard to the difficulties to generate cost cuttings in the case of transnational deals. We suggest focusing the analyses of the determinants of cross-border banking mergers and acquisitions (M&As) in the European Union that will allow focusing the analyses on two main criteria regarding their respective theoretical framework. The first criterion of analyzing cross-border banking M&As is related to characteristics of market expansion. The second criterion is linked to the features of cross-border banking activities. These criteria are identified as the variables that affect the banking internationalization. The purpose is to assess the validity of strategic arguments of diversification as the determinants of cross-border banking M&As in Europe. This approach allows us to validate our proposal criteria using three different approaches. First, we provide empirical evidence about both criteria by considering analyses banking structures and characteristics of banking activities in Europe. Then we examine macroeconomic determinants of cross-border banking activities in European countries. We identify receiving and investing countries of cross-border banking investments in Europe, considering the characteristics of countries. Our results allow us to test if the arguments of banking internationalization theories will be sufficient to explain the pan European consolidation. On the other hand, we analyze the strategic motivations of cross-border banking M&As and performance arguments of these transactions by considering a microeconomic analysis on a sample of major banks in the European Union. We provide empirical evidence on theoretical framework of each analysis criterion of cross-border banking M&A in the EU considering their strategic motivations
Worack, Stephan. "Indigenous invention, M&A, and international collaboration : essays on China's rise to innovation." Thesis, Paris 1, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PA01E054.
Full textThe subject of this doctoral thesis revolves around the analysis of China’s policies, foreign direct investment, and international collaboration with regard to innovation. Chapter one, co-written with Ilja Rudyk, explores the rise of Chinese inventions in Europe, China’s innovation policies, and assesses their effect with regard to domestic ownership in strategic technologies through the lens of European patent data. Further, our methodology allows for an assessment of effects of the policies on characteristics of the patents, reflecting their quality. Chapter two, joint work with Anthony Howell and Jia Lin, investigates the effects of Chinese cross-border mergers and acquisitions on the domestic innovation activities and financial performance of the firms engaging in such foreign direct investment. The third chapter addresses the relationship between international collaboration and patent quality through an analysis of Chinese patent applications in Europe. It investigates the pattern of Chinese international co-inventions in Europe and scrutinizes the role cross-border co-invention play for the quality of Chinese overseas patent applications. It thereby contributes to the understanding of China’s internationalization and technological catch-up
Li, Haixiang. "Fusions - acquisitions menées par les entreprises multinationales chinoises : motivations et déterminants de la performance : analyse des opérations menées en Europe et en Amérique du Nord (2002-2012)." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016AIXM2003.
Full textIn recent years, the cross-border mergers and acquisitions by Chinese companies in Europe and North America are developing and have attracted the attention of researchers. However, there is few research focusing on their motivations, their performance and their determinants. Thus, the objective of this thesis is to analyze the transactions announced or completed in Europe and North America between 2002 and 2012, (1) to understand the motivations of growing companies, (2) to know whether these operations create value for shareholders and (3) to identify the determinants of the creation / destruction of value.To do this, we used three methods: (1) analysis of acquisitions statements made by Chinese companies, (2) the calculation of abnormal returns (AAR ACAR CAR) via several events studies (3) development of a model to identify the determinants of the creation / destruction of value. The operations were made by Chinese listed companies in Shanghai, Shenzhen and Hong Kong stock exchanges. Additional data were obtained from the database "Zephyr." A total 93 operations were analyzed. The results confirm the previously identified results for western acquirers. Despite the difference in ownership structure (state control), Chinese MNCs have a level of performance comparable to their private western counterparts when they carry out operations of M & A
Troudart, Jessy. "Analyse et comparaison des stratégies d’internationalisation des banques." Thesis, Bordeaux 4, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012BOR40046/document.
Full textAre European banks’ cross-border strategies effective? This thesis analyzes the relationship between European banks’internationalization strategies and their performance. We investigate whether there are internationalization strategies that explain differences between European banks’ profits. We focus on three types of implementation strategies: at first, the installation of subsidiaries, then, alliances or partnerships with foreign companies and last but not least, cross-border mergers and acquisitions. Among foreign subsidiaries we distinguish those which carry the the group’s brand from those which carry a different name. This distinction allows us to analyze the results a bank can expect by keeping its company name while expanding overseas. Our results show that there are strategies that explain differences in profitability between institutions. Indeed, it appears that internationalization through subsidiaries with a brand perspective has a negative impact on performance. In addition, we also note that the implementation of cross-border partnerships in more than ten different sectors is not beneficial for the bank