The Routledge Companion to Management Buyouts

ISBN-13: 9781032338934 / Angielski / Miękka / 2022 / 580 str.

Mike Wright; Kevin Amess; Nick Bacon

Opis

This authoritative volume provides a comprehensive reference book on the diverse aspects of management buyouts. It provides a valuable source of reference to scholars on the current state of research and theory and where further developments are likely to occur.

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List of Figures  List of Tables  List of Contributors  Preface  Chapter 1: Management Buyouts: An Introduction and Overview  Mike Wright, Kevin Amess, Nick Bacon and Donald Siegel  Part 1: Historical, Legal and regulatory issues  Chapter 2: A Brief History of Private Equity.   John Gilligan  Chapter 3: Management Buyouts: The History of an Organizational Innovation   Steve Toms  Chapter 4: Interpreting the M&A Black Box by Thinking Outside the Box.   Douglas Cumming and Simone Zambelli  Chapter 5: Regulation and Private Equity   Sally Gibson and Simon Witney  Part 2: Vendor sources  Chapter 6: Management Buyouts and Divestment   Steve Thompson and Michelle Haynes  Chapter 7: Public to Private Leveraged Buyouts   Luc Renneboog and Cara Vansteenkiste  Chapter 8: "My Children Do Not Want the Firm": Private Equity as a Succession Option in Family Businesses: A Review and Future Directions.   Oliver Ahlers, Alexandra Michel and Andreas Hack   Chapter 9: Buyouts of Family Firms: Company Metamorphosis and the Family Management Dyad  Carole Howorth and Nick Robinson  Chapter 10: Buyouts from Failure  Louise Scholes  Chapter 11: Just Another Business? Private Equity in Health Services   Aline Bos and Paul Boselie  Chapter 12: The Chinese style management buyouts   Jun Du and Bach Nguyen   Part 3: Financing, structuring and Private Equity Firms  Chapter 13: The Evolution and Strategic Positioning of Private Equity Firms   Robert E. Hoskisson, Wei Shi, Xiwei Yi, and Jing Jin  Chapter 14: Are Lower Private Equity Returns the New Normal?   Eileen Appelbaum and Rosemary Batt   Chapter 15: Collaboration Decisions in Private Equity Investments  Anantha Krishna Divakaruni   Chapter 16: Private Equity in Emerging Economies: Which Markets are Sufficiently Mature? Should Investors Wait or Invest Immediately?   Alex Groh  Chapter 17: Private Equity Investment in Entrepreneurial Companies: Selection & Performance  Na Dai and Andrew McAlpine  Chapter 18: Hedge Funds and Private Equity: Features, Diversity, and Regulations   Douglas Cumming and Geoff Wood  Part 4: Post-MBO firm behavior  Chapter 19: Innovation in Private Equity Leveraged Buyouts  Fabio Bertoni  Chapter 20: Buyouts and Investment  Dirk Engel and Joel Stiebale   Chapter 21: Entrepreneurship and Context in Buy-outs  Mike Wright  Chapter 22: Resource Orchestration Post-Management Buy-out  Hans Bruining  Chapter 23: The Political Economy of Finance-Led Capitalism: Connecting Financialization, Private Equity and Employment Outcomes  Ian Clark  Chapter 24: HRM practices  Nick Bacon and Kim Hoque   Part 5: Performance and Life-cycle  Chapter 25: The Impact on Productivity of Management Buyouts and Private Equity  Yan Alperovych  Chapter 26: Leveraged Buyouts: Their Impact on Jobs and Wages   Kevin Amess  Chapter 27: Buyout Longevity and Post-exit Performance  Ranko Jelic, Mike Wright, Victor Murinde and Wasim Ahmad  Chapter 28: Distress, Failure and Recovery in Private Equity Buyouts  Nick Wilson  Index

O autorze

Mike Wright is Professor of Entrepreneurship and Director of the Center for Management Buy-out Research at Imperial College Business School, UK, a Fellow of the British Academy and of the Strategic Management Society. He has published over 50 books and 400 articles in peer-reviewed journals.

Kevin Amess is Associate Professor of Industrial Economics in the Business School at the University of Nottingham, UK. He is currently Co-Editor of the International Journal of the Economics of Business. He has advised government and policy officials on the LBOs including the UK Treasury, Financial Services Authority, the US Government Accountability Office and the OECD.

Nick Bacon is Professor of Human Resource Management at Cass Business School, UK. His research explores the impact of HRM practices in a wide variety of settings including small and medium-sized enterprises and leveraged buyouts. He is former editor of the Industrial Relations Journal.

Donald Siegel is Professor of Public Policy and Management and Director of the School of Public Affairs at Arizona State University, USA. He is an editor of the Journal of Management Studies and the Journal of Technology Transfer and a former Dean of the School of Business at the University at Albany, SUNY. In 2016, he was elected a Fellow of the Academy of Management.