dem Hintergrund der Theorie der Unternehmensfinanzierung und im Kontext theoretischer Überlegungen zum Aufbau und zur …

public offerings (IPOs): why do some IPO companies raise a lot of new capital while some others do not? Where do the IPO … companies use the new capital they raise in IPOs? How does the use of new capital affect the operating performance of IPO … results help us understand the behavior of IPO firms.  …

(IPO) is subject to catering influences. Design/methodology/approach – The approach used was to measure the market “warrant … is strongly supportive of a catering influence on the firm's decision to include warrants in its IPO. Practical … implications – Sentiment is a factor in the selection of what securities a firm sells at its IPO. The findings lend further …

to invest in initial public offering (IPO) firms raises two questions: should retail investors invest in IPO offers and … the red flags for IPO downfalls in New Zealand. It covers the longest sample period (1991-2015) in New Zealand’s context.  …

indicates R&D underinvestment. Design/methodology/approach – This study is designed to build on prior IPO research that has … measures underinvestment in R&D. This variable is used in a regression methodology to test its influence on: IPO stock … valuation at various points in time and post‐IPO price changes relative to the offer price. Findings – The paper discovers that …

/methodology/approach – All 1,707 companies listed on National Stock Exchange of India were considered for analysis. This study covered a period … rounding-up of reported income numbers and EPS by companies in India.  …