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Research on the Relationship Between Corporate Green M&A and Joint Institutional Investors
Summary
This Chinese finance study examines the relationship between 'green mergers and acquisitions' and joint institutional investors in a green economy context. This is a corporate finance paper with no connection to microplastics or environmental health.
In the booming financial environment, various investment methods emerge endlessly. To pursue more benefits, institutional investors often choose to hold equity in multiple companies at the same time to ensure the maximization of their interests. Joint institutional investors are an integral and important part of financial markets. At the same time, today, as green development has become mainstream, green mergers and acquisitions are an important means for enterprises to achieve green development. Based on this, this article systematically sorts out the current research on joint institutional investors and green mergers and acquisitions and divides them into three categories: policy support, corporate transformation, and green innovation according to the content. In terms of policy, the government promotes corporate green M&A through policy constraints and factor support; in terms of corporate governance, green M&A is conducive to curbing corporate greenwashing behavior, improving environmental performance, and promoting corporate transformation; in terms of green innovation, green M&A is of great significance and can Sustainable development enhance the ability of enterprises to carry out green innovation.
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