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Does it pay to be loyal? : An empirical analysis of underwriting relationships and fees

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Does it Pay to Be Loyal? An Empirical Analysis of Underwriting Relationships and Fees

Burch, Timothy R. - 2005

We examine underwriting fees for repeat issuers of new securities to determine the relation between loyalty to an underwriting bank and the fees charged. For a sample of offers over the 1975-2001 period, we find that loyalty is associated with lower fees for common stock offers, consistent with...

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