Table 4

Stock market performance of acquiring banks after acquisitions

YearPBR (%)Total cumulative shareholder returns (%)
JPMBACWFCJPMBACWFC
2008−30.30−62.77−23.23−21.33−57.88−1.16
2009−18.34−51.97−41.462.48−55.88−6.16
2010−22.45−55.62−40.304.59−58.887.84
2011−41.21−75.58−50.20−14.62−75.88−2.16
2012−31.22−59.06−45.7013.17−62.3622.84
2013−14.54−49.15−34.1251.37−53.6664.84
2014−14.65−44.29−27.9074.99−48.15101.84
2015−15.07−49.44−31.4878.51−50.18105.84
Number of observations888888
Median−20.40−53.79−37.218.88−56.8815.34
Sign test (one-tailed p-value)0.000.000.000.960.000.86
Mean−23.47−55.98−36.8023.65−57.8636.72
Mean test (one-tailed p-value)0.000.000.000.930.000.97

Note(s): The stock market performance of each year is the relative value of each year minus the 3-year average of the relative values before takeover. The relative value of each year is calculated using the value of 2006, which is assumed to be 100, as the basis. Data is hand-collected from annual reports of each bank. The stock market return assumes that all dividends are reinvested during the years. The null hypothesis for the sign test and t-test is that the median and mean of stock market performance measure are greater than or equal to zero respectively

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