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Mergers and Acquisitions: A Study of mergers and Acquisitions of Banking Institutions in Arizona and the Effect on the Community

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Abstract Mergers and Acquisitions: A Study of mergers and Acquisitions of Banking Institutions in Arizona and the Effect on the Community Benjamin Paul Taylor II A great deal of research has been conducted on mergers and acquisitions of banks across the country; however, few studies have consisted of mergers of…

Abstract Mergers and Acquisitions: A Study of mergers and Acquisitions of Banking Institutions in Arizona and the Effect on the Community Benjamin Paul Taylor II A great deal of research has been conducted on mergers and acquisitions of banks across the country; however, few studies have consisted of mergers of Arizona banks. Therefore, this study focused on (1) gaining a greater insight on how mergers of banks personally enhance or impede employees and the community of Arizona, (2) addressed the issue of whether some bank employees received and "golden parachutes," which are compensation packages given to top level management when banks merge, and (3) provided an "insighter's point of view" by investigating through qualitative methods bank employees' feelings about Arizona bank mergers and acquisitions.
ContributorsTaylor, Benjamin (Author) / Mata, David (Thesis director) / Barrett, The Honors College (Contributor)
Created2000-12