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Während der Bestandszeit des Neuen Markts war eine temporäre Veräußerungssperre auf Anteile der Alteigentümer obligatorisch zwischen der Deutsche Börse AG und dem jeweiligen Emittenten abzuschließen. Dagegen sieht die US-amerikanische Wachstumsbörse Nasdaq ein freiwilliges Modell dieser...
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Why do firms deviate from a one share-one vote regime when going public? We consider three arguments for this choice. Examining data on U.S. IPOs from 1980 through 2008, we do not find that firms that go public with dual class stock so managers have more incentive to invest in hard to monitor...
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We analyze the optimal trading and ownership policy of a large shareholder who must trade off diversification and monitoring incentives. Without commitment, the problem is similar to durable goods monopoly: the share price today depends on expected future trades. We show that the large...
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