La multicotation des entreprises européennes. Théories concurrentes et réalités

Joanne Hamet

Revue française de gestion, 2013, vol. N° 235, issue 6, 53-68

Abstract: The number of European companies that are listed abroad has decreased by 36 % from 1998 to 2012. While some withdrawals are the consequence of a merger, others result from the decision, by the company, to concentrate on its home market. The market globalization has been the main argument invoked by delisting companies. Yet, investors still present a home bias in their portfolios choices. In this article, the numerous theories about cross-listing are revisited through the hypothesis of bounded rationality in order to offer a new point of view on this topic.

Date: 2013
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