The Partial Adjustment Of IPO Offer Prices Is Not Due To Dynamic Information Acquisition
- Topics:
- IPO
- Tags:
- Acquisition,
- Adjustment,
- Finance,
- Financial Planning,
- Financial Services,
- Investment,
- IPO,
- Offer Price
- Source:
- University of Florida
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Overview: This paper examines the magnitude of IPO (Initial Public Offerings) offer price revision relative to the change in firm value during the registration period. An analysis of 1,122 IPOs with upward price adjustment during 1985- 2003 indicates that on average only 42% of the change in firm value during the registration period was incorporated into offer prices, with this ratio dropping to 29% during the bubble period of 1999-2000. Substantial variation in the efficiency of offer price adjustment across IPOs and over time was documented, and test three hypotheses concerning the incorporation of information into offer prices.
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Format: PDF | Size: 275KB | Date: Nov 2005 | Pages: 45



