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auctions and their increased balance sheet constraints post-2015, are the key variables in explaining these patterns. Even …
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from auctions and take on the role of price setting and credit allocation, despite evidence that retail investors possess … valuable soft and nonstandard information. Our analysis uses a unique data set on 7,455 auctions and 34 million bids, from the …
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In this paper, we propose and construct a direct measure of investors' divergence of opinionbased on auction bids data of the private placements in China. We find that the firms withhigher bids dispersion generate lower long-run stock returns after the issuance of privateplacements. This effect...
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By using the equality test and panel regression, we study the effects of around the last five minutes call auction of underlying stock market on price behaviors of continuous trading TAIFEX index futures. First, continuous trading enables a better reaction to new information and improved risk...
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We analyze a divisible good uniform‐price auction that features two groups, each with a finite number of identical bidders, who compete in demand schedules. In the linear‐quadratic‐normal framework, this paper presents conditions under which the unique equilibrium in linear demands exists...
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The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx) adopted a closing call auction in 2008 but suspended its operation ten months later due to suspicion of widespread price manipulation. The Exchange relaunched the auction in 2016 with manipulation-deterrence enhancements. We exploit this unique setting by...
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This paper proposes and tests an explanation as to why rational managers seeking to maximize shareholder value can pursue value-decreasing mergers. It can be optimal to overpay for a target firm and decrease shareholder value if the loss is less than in an alternative where the merger is...
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Using a proprietary database of failed bank auction participants, I examine whether acquiring a failed bank creates shareholder value by using the losers' post-acquisition performance as a counterfactual. In the three years post-acquisition, acquirers with Shared-Loss Agreements (SLAs), where...
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This paper studies the $\alpha-$double auction in Xu et al. (2014) and extends their results to the case where $\alpha$ is time-varying in a manner governed by a time non-homogeneous Markov chain specified in Ram et al. (2009) over a set of states defined by $R\equiv\{\alpha_1, \alpha_2, \cdots,...
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