Abstract: Driven largely by regulatory reforms with the attendant economic liberalization, and lubricated by competitive pressures, the Nigerian corporate horizon has, in the past two decades, witnessed a radical increase in Merger and Acquisition (M&A) activities, particularly in the banking, manufacturing, and telecommunications sectors. The primary motivation behind M&A transactions is the pursuit of synergy, where the combined firm is expected to generate greater value than the sum of the individual firms. However, the pervasive notion of M & A as a putative determinant......
Key Word: Mergers and Acquisitions, Firm Performance, Corporate Governance Disclosure, Corporate Social Responsibility, Nigerian Stock Exchange, Return on Equity
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