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Date: January 2009 |
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New Insider Threat Emerges in the New Economy
Information security experts are bracing for the law of unintended consequences to swing into action in 2009 as layoffs, downsizing and low morale bring the...
Sponsored by: Lumension
Date: January 2009 |
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A Case Study Of IPO Valuation
The valuation and pricing of an in Initial Public Offer (IPO) is always a difficult and contentious issue. Trying to gauge market sentiment and setting...
Company: University of Zurich
Date: August 2003 |
University of Zurich |
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IPO Underpricing To Buy Holding
This paper presents a model in which underwriters "Buy" early holding of IPO (Initial public offerings) shares with underpricing and test the model's empirical implications....
Company: Tulane University
Date: November 2006 |
Tulane University |
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Differences Between European And American IPO Markets
This paper discusses developments in the European Initial Public Offering (IPO) market. The spectacular rise and fall of the Euro NM markets and the growth...
Company: University of Florida
Date: November 2003 |
University of Florida |
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Roadmap For An IPO: A Guide To Going Public
Going public is a monumental decision for any company. It forever changes how a company goes about doing business. The actual process of going public...
Company: PricewaterhouseCoopers
Date: January 2005 |
PricewaterhouseCoopers |
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The Decision To Adopt A Classified Board Of Directors At IPO
This paper examines the factors that explain whether or not managers of IPO (Initial Public Offering) companies elect to adopt a classified board of directors,...
Company: Cornell University
Date: May 2007 |
Cornell University |
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Do Today's Trades Affect Tomorrow's IPO Allocations?
Underwriters using bookbuilding have discretionary power for allocating shares of Initial Public Offerings (IPOs). Commissions paid to underwriters by investors are one of the determinants...
Company: University of Florida
Date: February 2006 |
University of Florida |
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Currying Favor To Win IPO Mandates
This paper uses a sample of U.S. IPOs (Initial Public Offering) to investigate whether a bank can win IPO mandates by issuing flattering analyst recommendations...
Company: University of Toronto
Date: March 2006 |
University of Toronto |
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Returns In The Post-IPO Market: How Quickly Do They Become Efficient?
This paper explores the efficiency of the post-IPO (Initial public offering) market through the analysis of post-event abnormal returns. The unique setting of the immediate...
Company: University of Miami
Date: September 2005 |
University of Miami |
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Underwriter Reputation And Short-Run IPO Returns: A Re-Evaluation For An Emerging Market
This paper examines the effect of underwriter reputation on the initial-day IPO (Initial public offering) returns in an emerging market. It uses both a traditional...
Company: Middle East Technical University
Date: March 2006 |
Middle East Technical University |
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On The Anticipation Of IPO Underpricing: Evidence From Equity Carve-Outs
The authors found an unconditional positive first-trading day return and that the returns to both the carved-out subsidiary and the parent on the IPO (Initial...
Company: University of Minnesota
Date: May 2003 |
University of Minnesota |
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Venture Capital, IPO Underpricing, And Going-Public Decisions
This paper presents a unified analysis of going-public decisions, IPO (Initial public offering) underpricing and venture capital. An inventor is unable to receive a satisfactory...
Company: Rice University
Date: October 2005 |
Rice University |
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Hot Markets, Investor Sentiment, And IPO Pricing
The authors have developed a model of the IPO (Initial public offering) process that ties three IPO 'Anomalies' - underpricing, hot markets and long-run underperformance...
Company: University of Michigan
Date: January 2003 |
University of Michigan |
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The IPO Market As A Screening Device And The Going Public Decision
The authors analyze the decision of some owners to sell the firm privately or to sell following an IPO (Initial public offering) as well as...
Company: University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Date: July 2006 |
University of Nevada, Las Vegas |
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IPO Pricing And The Relative Importance Of Investor Sentiment - Evidence From Germany
The underpricing phenomenon of Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) has been widely studied across different stock markets around the world and has often been explained to...
Company: University of York
Date: May 2005 |
University of York |
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IPO Pricing And Allocation: A Survey Of The Views Of Institutional Investors
Despite the central importance of investors to all IPO (Initial public offering) theories, relatively little is known about their role in practice. This paper surveys...
Company: University of Oxford
Date: January 2007 |
University of Oxford |
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Information Disclosure And Adverse Selection Explanations For IPO Underpricing
Underpricing in IPOs (Initial Public Offering) is a significant cost of raising capital that theories purport arises from adverse selection at the IPO date. Disclosure...
Company: University of Pennsylvania
Date: October 2005 |
University of Pennsylvania |
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Prospect Theory And The Long-Run Performance Of IPO Stocks
The authors offer a new explanation for the long-run underperformance of IPO (Initial Public Offering) stocks using prospect theory. According to this theory, uncertain outcomes...
Company: University of Utah
Date: September 2003 |
University of Utah |
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Market-Wide Impact Of The Disposition Effect: Evidence From IPO Trading Volume
The author studies empirically the market-wide importance of investors' reluctance to realize losses by investigating IPO (Initial Public Offering) trading volume. In IPOs all initial...
Company: Helsinki School of Economics
Date: October 2003 |
Helsinki School of Economics |
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Why Are IPO Investors Net Buyers Through Lead Underwriters?
In Nasdaq IPOs (Initial Public Offering ) issued between 1997 and 2002, purchases of lead underwriter clients exceed sales by an amount equal to 8.79%...
Company: University of Texas at Austin
Date: January 2006 |
University of Texas at Austin |
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Shell Companies As IPO Alternatives: An Analysis Of Trading Activity Around Reverse Mergers
While shell companies are convenient vehicles for small private firms to go public via a reverse merger, they are also often mentioned in the popular...
Company: University of Melbourne
Date: September 2006 |
University of Melbourne |
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Why Has IPO Underpricing Changed Over Time?
In the 1980s, the average first-day return on Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) was 7%. The average first-day return doubled to almost 15% during 1990-1998, before...
Company: University of Notre Dame
Date: January 2003 |
University of Notre Dame |
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The Impact Of Market Feedback On Post-IPO Capital Expenditures
Initial Public Offerings (IPO) are suitable events to test the importance of market sentiment on managerial decision making. Using a sample of 185 initial public...
Company: University of Leeds
Date: June 2005 |
University of Leeds |
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Secondary Share Selling, Underpricing, And Long-Run Performance Of IPOs
This paper empirically examines the relationship between insider selling of secondary shares at the Initial Public Offering (IPO) and underpricing and long-run stock returns. Similar...
Company: Binghamton University
Date: September 2005 |
Binghamton University |
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Do Investors Learn From Personal Experience?: Evidence From IPO Subscriptions
The authors have used data on all retail investors participating in all IPOs (Initial Public Offering) in a market to study the impact of past...
Company: Helsinki School of Economics
Date: April 2007 |
Helsinki School of Economics |
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Investment Bank Compensation And IPO Pricing
Using a large sample of Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) from 1985-2002, this paper studies how the compensation of the investment banks participating in an IPO...
Company: University of South Florida
Date: January 2005 |
University of South Florida |
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A Sequential Search Model For IPO Pricing And Contracting
With a sequential search model, this paper examines a firm's incentive to underprice its IPO (Initial Public Offering) in order to deter a representative investor's...
Company: City University of New York
Date: August 2006 |
City University of New York |
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What IPO Order Flow Reveals About The Role Of The Underwriter
IPO (Initial Public Offering) underwriter-brokers dominate aftermarket trading but often follow rather than lead in price discovery. This suggests that the underwriter shares a certification,...
Company: University of New South Wales
Date: May 2006 |
University of New South Wales |
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Cycles In The IPO Market
This paper develops a model in which time-varying real investment opportunities lead to time-varying adverse selection in the market for initial public offerings. The model...
Company: University of Colorado
Date: February 2006 |
University of Colorado |
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The Variability Of IPO Initial Returns
The monthly volatility of IPO (Initial Public Offering) initial returns is substantial and fluctuates dramatically over time. Moreover, the monthly volatility of initial returns is...
Company: University of Southern California
Date: May 2006 |
University of Southern California |
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The Role Of Information In IPO Underpricing: Implications From Refiling Behavior In The IPO Pricing Process
This paper investigates the role of information played in pricing Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) under a unique environment provided by refiling behavior (updating a new...
Company: Queen's University
Date: August 2005 |
Queen's University |
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Do Firms Choose To Minimize IPO Underpricing Through Their Choice Of Underwriters?
This paper examines whether the choice of underwriters is consistent with issuing firms trying to minimize underpricing, or to reap other potential associated benefits. It...
Company: Arizona State University
Date: December 2004 |
Arizona State University |
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The Interrelationship Between The US And Australian IPO Markets
Prior research on Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) has concentrated on analysis of individual IPOs, or at least aggregated statistics thereof. This paper focuses on the...
Company: Australian National University
Date: February 2003 |
Australian National University |
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Why Prices Of IPO Stocks Drop Upon Lockup Expiration?: Evidence From Intraday Data
The significant price drop for IPO (Initial Public Offering) stocks upon lockup expiration seems to contradict the market efficiency hypothesis. The author show that the...
Company: George Mason University
Date: January 2006 |
George Mason University |
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The Costs Of Grandstanding Behavior In Newly Established IPO Markets
The grandstanding theory posits that young Venture Capital firms (VCs) will seek to build their reputations by taking ventures public early. This paper examines this...
Company: University of Saskatchewan
Date: January 2005 |
University of Saskatchewan |
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The Role Of The Underwriter In The IPO Aftermarket
IPO (Initial Public Offering) underwriters dominate aftermarket trading but often follow rather than lead in price discovery. This suggests that the underwriter shares a certification,...
Company: University of New South Wales
Date: November 2005 |
University of New South Wales |
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The Choice Of IPO Versus Takeover: Private Investors And Empirical Evidence
This paper studies the effect of private investor contractual governance on the likelihood of an entrepreneurial firm going public versus being acquired. On one hand,...
Company: University of Alberta
Date: May 2003 |
University of Alberta |
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Pre-IPO Ownership Structure And Its Impact On The IPO Process
This paper investigates the impact of pre-IPO (Initial Public Offering) ownership structure on the proportion, allocation, and pricing of new issued shares, as well as...
Company: University of New South Wales
Date: October 2006 |
University of New South Wales |
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Does Insider Trading Impair Market Liquidity?: Evidence From IPO Lockup Expirations
This paper tests the hypothesis that insider trading impairs market liquidity, by analyzing intraday trades and quotes around 1,497 IPO lockup expirations in the period...
Company: Pennsylvania State University
Date: September 2006 |
Pennsylvania State University |
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Who Knows What When? - The Information Content Of Pre-IPO Market Prices
To resolve the IPO (Initial Public Offering) underpricing puzzle it is essential to analyze who knows what when during the issuing process. In Germany, broker-dealers...
Company: University of Ulm
Date: May 2004 |
University of Ulm |
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