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Most studies of IPO activity focus on individual issuer decision (filings, issuances, withdrawals). This study provides a more complete empirical picture of the IPO market by tracking the monthly value of IPOs in registration from 1998 to 2007. The value in registration has a significantly...
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This study examines how the decisions that issuers and their investment banks make about IPO pricing are affected by the value of deals in registration, measured at the aggregate, industry and bank level both as of the filing date and the offering date (in order to identify changes in the IPO...
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While existing research shows that a large number of IPOs are withdrawn from registration, little is known regarding the fates of those firms. This study documents capital market activities and corporate outcomes for 588 withdrawn IPOs between 1999 and 2004. We find that 13% of withdrawing...
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Approximately 60% of IPO issuers adjust primary share over the registration period and 15% adjust secondary shares. I find that first day returns are significantly positive related to primary share adjustments and insignificantly related to secondary share adjustments. These relations are...
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