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This paper investigates the determinants of initial public offering (IPO) underwriting market share in China. Using a … sample of underwriters in China's IPO market during 2004-2012, we find the following results. First, underwriting quality is … increasingly important role in enhancing underwriting market share in China's new issue reform era …
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Adopting a sample of the initial 243 IPOs from the emerging Growth Enterprise Market of China (GEMC) over the 2009 to …
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We document a strong low-price effect for Chinese initial public offerings (IPOs). Namely, IPOs with low offer prices have higher initial returns, followed by even stronger after-market performance. This low-price effect cannot be fully explained by risks and IPO undervaluation. A long-only...
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We study how institutional investors utilize potentially biased information by analyzing the effect of IPO underwriters' earnings forecasts on investors' bidding behaviors in Chinese IPO auctions. Despite the presence of upward biases in underwriters' earnings forecasts, we nd that investors'...
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in the People's Republic of China (PRC) after an initial public offering (IPO). Firm-level panel data analysis shows that …
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simultaneously largest developing economy and largest emerging debt market, China. Utilizing a most comprehensive sample of Chinese …
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This paper divides Chinese A-Share IPO initial returns into the initial return of the primary market and of the secondary market. Our empirical evidence shows that the initial abnormal return on the secondary market is significantly positive. This study also finds that 1) the initial return of...
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large sample of IPO firms in China. We find that heightened economic policy uncertainty leads to increasing IPO underpricing …
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The inelastic markets hypothesis states that the aggregate stock market price elasticity of demand is small, implying that flows have large impacts on prices. We exploit demand shocks created as investor funds are frozen and unfrozen during Chinese IPOs to estimate the impact of demand shocks on...
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