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R. Taggart (1987)
The Growth of the "Junk" Bond Market and Its Role in Financing Takeovers
J. Kay (1978)
The British tax system
Philip Moon, S. Hodges (1989)
Implications of the Recent Tax Changes For Corporate Capital InvestmentJournal of Business Finance & Accounting, 16
Over recent years an increasing amount of funds has been committed to mergers and acquisitions in the UK. Expenditure rose nearly tenfold from 2.3bn in 1983 to 22.1bn in 1988. This surge in spending has continued despite fears over economic trends, both domestic and international, and shocks in financial markets, notably the global col lapse in share values of October 1987. This monograph is essentially concerned with the events up to, and including, the first three quarters of 1989, ie, a period of two years after the crash of October 1987. Whilst the financing of mer gers and acquisitons activity is a fast moving arena, it does seem to be an opportune time to review developments to date and, tentatively, to suggest future trends in this sphere.
Managerial Finance – Emerald Publishing
Published: Apr 1, 1990
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