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Credit ratings and IPO pricing

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Strategic share allocation and underpricings of IPOs in Hong Kong

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The Impact of IPOs on Innovations : Short-Termism or Initial Governance Force Exit?

Hao, Xiangchao - 2020

We study the impact of initial public offerings (IPOs) on corporate innovations in China. The findings suggest that going public significantly impedes corporate innovations by lowering overall innovation quality. For firms with shareholders selling or pledging less shares after IPO, the number...

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