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Potepa, James; Welch, Kyle - 2018

measure innovation with, at times, conflicting results. We benchmark the validity of these innovation proxies using a novel … for Tobin’s Q and provides an appraisal of innovation assets. Additionally, we include trademarks as a new proxy to … capture un-patentable and undisclosed innovation. We find that two innovation proxies, the market response to new patents and …

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The selection and nurturing effects of corporate investors on new venture innovativeness

Park, Haemin Dennis; Steensma, H. Kevin - In: Strategic entrepreneurship journal : SEJ 7 (2013) 4, pp. 311-330

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IPO success of high-technology companies

Prędkiewicz, Katarzyna; Pauka, Marek; Prędkiewicz, Paweł - In: European research studies 24 (2021) 3B, pp. 799-816

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The Determinants of Venture Capital : Additional Evidence

van Pottelsberghe de la Potterie, Bruno - 2016

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Delaware Incorporation Matters for New Ventures : Evidence from Venture Capital Investment and the Going Public Process

Waisman, Maya - 2010

In the United States, corporate actors choose their state of incorporation and are subject to the laws of the state in which they are incorporated. Incorporating in Delaware is a common move for most U.S. firms, especially those interested in attracting venture capital, as the state's...

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Dotcom Extreme Underpricing

De Carvalho, Antonio Gledson - 2017

We conjecture that the Dotcom abnormal underpricing resulted from the emergence a large cohort of firms racing for market leadership/survivorship. Fundamentals pricing at the IPO was part of their strategy. Consistent with our conjecture, firms' strategic goals and characteristics fully explain...

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Accounting Scandals in IPO Firms : Do Underwriters and VCs Help?

Agrawal, Anup - 2010

We examine whether underwriter reputation, venture capitalist (VC) backing, and VC reputation are related to the probability that a newly public firm has serious accounting problems. Using a novel dataset, we find that the probability of restatement by an IPO firm is positively related to...

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Initial Public Offerings, Earnings Management and Venture Capital : Evidence in Bull and Bear Market Conditions

Cho, Jaemin - 2012

Earnings management at the time of the IPO is an important issue and has captured considerable attention of academic literatures. However, there have been few studies testing earnings management in the context of market condition, and when financial intermediaries such as venture capital (VC)...

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Underwriting Relationships and Analyst Herding Behavior Around Equity Offerings

Kim, Chan-gu - 2012

This paper examines the effects of underwriting relationships on analyst herding behavior. The results suggest that analysts employed by the lead-underwriter banks of seasoned equity offerings are more likely to provide bold forecasts than unaffiliated analysts, indicating that institutional...

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Private Information Communication and IPO Pricing : Evidence From Individual Investment Bankers

Brockman, Paul - 2020

Information flows are of critical importance for IPO pricing. We posit that individual investment bankers use personal social capital to address information problems during IPOs. Using a unique database of mutual fund bids in the Chinese IPO market, we find that when an investment banker has a...

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