CEO compensation and bank mergers

Article Abstract:

Bank mergers affect CEO salaries positively, even when the banks' stocks decline in price and shoreholders are affected. When compensation consists of stocks, additional mergers are less likely, although long term gain is not affected.

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CEO compensation and incentives: Evidence from M & A bonuses

Article Abstract:

The study shows how CEOs with more powers tend to go for deals larger in size in relation to their own firm and how managerial power is the prime driver of merger and acquisition bonuses.

Management dynamics, Personnel administration, Management, Acquisitions and mergers, Company business management

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Where do merger gains come from? Bank mergers from the perspective of insiders and outsiders

Article Abstract:

Analyses of bank mergers show that gains come from estimated cost savings rather than from projected revenue enhancements of the merger.

Mergers & Acquisitions, Forecasts and trends, Revenue

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