"Megabank consolidations in the United States: The enigma
continues," investigates merger of equals among megabanks as a
business model and also postulates that higher premiums are paid
for the right to integrate with the very large banks versus that
paid for the right to integrate with relatively smaller banks. By
introducing merger of equals and megabank premium comparatives, the
author has filled a void left vacant by previous researchers
investigating inorganic growth among banks in the U.S. banking
industry.
Decision makers, academicians, policy makers, and students of
finance will once more be looking for 'what is out there" in order
to guide understandings and decisions re the integration aspects
among financial intermediaries. The book sought to illuminate a
clarity of understanding involving the analysis and interpretation
of organic versus inorganic growth among megabanks in the United
States. Despite the general destruction of shareholders incremental
value brought about through inorganic growth, the enigma continues
in that banks proceed to integrate at an accelerating pace over the
past two decades, though there was a brief lull early in this new
Millennium.
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