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Intra-day interest rates are zero. Consequently, a foreign exchange dealer can short a vulnerable currency in the morning, close this position in the afternoon, and never face an interest cost. This tactic might seem especially attractive in times of crisis, since it suggests an immunity to the...
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Swedish lottery bonds are valuable tax shelters before the tax reform of 1991. By trading around the coupon lottery, high-tax investors with capital gains from the stock market shift their tax liability to low-tax investors. The uncertainty of the coupon lottery and the effort of verifying the...
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accept a lower price for the sale of its shares, i.e. tolerate higher underpricing. We test these hypotheses by considering … of the shareholders and relate them to both the probability of the IPO and the underpricing. We show that companies held … by less diversified shareholders are more likely to go public and suffer a higher underpricing. We show that, as …
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We estimate the structural links between IPO allocations, pre-market information production, and initial underpricing … returns, within the context of theories of bookbuilding. Using a sample of both US and international IPOs we find evidence of … interpret this as indicative of diminished information production. ? Initial returns, which reflect a significant indirect cost …
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underpricing. We make a realistic modification to the theory by allowing discrete prices, quantities and bids. We show that … underpricing can be made arbitrarily small by choosing a sufficiently small price tick size and a sufficiently large quantity …
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behind bidder behaviour and underpricing is the volatility of bond returns. Since there is no evidence that bidders are risk … auctions during the period 1992-99. Average underpricing amounts to 0.041% of face value. Theory suggests that underpricing may …
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IPO initial returns reached astronomical levels during 1999-2000. We show that the regime shift in initial returns and … underpricing. After controlling for these changes, there appears to be little special about the 1999-2000 period, aside from the …
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evaluate one aspect of the liquidity of the bonds---the underpricing when the bonds are issued. We show that the structure of … the rebate creates additional incentives to underprice the bonds when they are issued, and that the underpricing is larger … are strategically underpricing the bonds to increase the tax subsidy, or both. Several findings point to strategic …
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examines the extent to which the auction mechanisms are responsible for underpricing. Empirically, I find that even for the … the concurrent secondary market, although this underpricing is reduced by half relative to the older mechanism. The … auctions are modeled in a multi-unit common-value setting with a winner’s curse problem. Underpricing results in equilibrium …
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underpricing in their firms’ Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) by, for example, choosing highly reputable investment bankers as … underwriters. We argue that entrepreneurs can, and will, minimize underpricing, but that they will do so only to an extent that is … States: entrepreneurs will minimize underpricing until their marginal wealth losses equal the marginal cost of reducing …
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