We analyze the pre-transaction characteristics of firms going private in the UK, France, Germany and the Nordic region from 2002-2006. We find that a firms propensity to go private is an increasing function of leverage, ownership and control, undervaluation and cash flows.
The relation between ownership and corporate performance has been an important and debated subject within the corporate governance framework, for that it has received considerable attention previously. As the relation indicated by traditional agency theory is that ownership is an important determinant
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