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The nominee approach to equity crowdfunding pools all crowd investors into one (nominee) account where typically the platform acts as the legal owner but the crowd retains beneficial ownership. The platform plays an active digital corporate governance role that simultaneously enfranchises crowd...
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This paper conjectures that, just as SEO (seasoned equity offering) firms are likely to face fewer information asymmetry problems relative to IPO firms, the same applies to SECO relative to initial ECF (equity crowdfunding) campaign firms. This is mainly due to new information at a SECO - such...
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Equity crowdfunding (ECF) provides outside equity to unlisted and mainly early stage entrepreneurial firms and the UK is the leading ECF market. This paper investigates the determinants of first follow-on campaigns and of their probability of success for a sample of 790 firms that conducted an...
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Equity crowdfunding (ECF) provides outside equity to unlisted and mainly early stage entrepreneurial firms and the UK is the leading ECF market. This paper investigates the determinants of first follow-on campaigns and of their probability of success for a sample of 790 firms that conducted an...
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This paper builds upon and extends Bali and Murray (2013) to investigate skewness preferences when investors with heterogeneous expectations hold long skewness positions. When investors are pessimistic (either pessimistic or optimistic), their overconfidence produces a downward (upward) bias...
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The nominee approach to equity crowdfunding pools all crowd investors into one (nominee) account where typically the platform acts as the legal owner but the crowd retains beneficial ownership. The platform plays an active digital corporate governance role that simultaneously enfranchises crowd...
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This paper develops closed-form solutions for the finite integrals in the volatility, cubic and quartic contracts in Bakshi, Kapadia and Madan (2003) which avoid discretization errors and do not involve interpolation and extrapolation. It compares the accuracy of the closed-form approach with...
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