Mergers Can Be Risky Business
Based on the research of Craig Furfine And Richard J. Rosen When one company merges with another, common business wisdom suggests that the newly combined firm has a lower risk of going into default, because the transaction gives the merged corporation greater diversity than the two individual parti…
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