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We examine whether risk, timing or mispricing hypotheses can explain the underperformance of private and public equity issuers, in Canada, where both categories share several common characteristics. Adding an investment risk factor to the TFPM reduces, but does not eliminate, the...
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We analyse the American Small Business Investment Companies (SBIC) program designed to help small and medium sized businesses find venture capital. SBICs are private entities that may be financed by the Small Business Administration under favourable conditions. The success of this program should...
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This in-depth analysis of the Québec Stock Savings Plan (QSSP) proposes to evaluate the Plan dealing with its different sections and offering interpretation of its onjectives. The Plan had the short-term effect of generating a stream of primary issues from small companies. A large proportion of...
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We analyze the economic consequences of disclosure and regulation within a context of significant information asymmetry and lenient regulation. In Canada, firms can enter the stock market at a pre-revenue stage by fulfilling each of the requirements of an initial public offerings or using...
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Despite numerous works about the structure of capital, we still ignore on which bases enterprises make their financing choices (Myers, 1993). The case of France is in this matter of particular interest, because according to various works, French enterprises are alleged to have reduced their...
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Several governments have designed tax incentive programs to promote small business finance, yet evidence of their efficiency is very scarce. This article analyzes the QBIC program, introduced in Quebec to help capitalize SME. Individual investors in holding companies that finance one or more...
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Some analysts and policy makers consider that the growth of New Technology Based Firms (NTBF) is impeded by an insufficient supply of capital. In Canada, as in other jurisdictions, the public authorities have interceded to fill this equity gap by increasing the supply of funds. However, several...
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Cette étude montre qu'il est possible, dans un cadre d'équilibre d'anticipations rationnelles bruité, d'établir une relation linéaire formelle entre le prix des titres, la moyenne (le consensus) et la dispersion des anticipations des agents. Les variations de la moyenne et de la dispersion...
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Canadian listed firms issue private offerings more often than public offerings. Yet the issuing cost of private investments in public equity (PIPEs) has neither been analyzed nor compared with the cost of conventional seasoned equity offerings (SEOs). We examine a sample of 2,108 PIPEs and 1,990...
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In Canada, a venture stock market lists micro-capitalization firms that are at a pre-revenue stage, and competes with both formal and informal venture capital (VC). This market provides a higher rate of return and is able to provide seven times more new listings to the main exchange than the VC...
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