The Long-Run Post-Offer Performance of Subsequent Ipos
12 Pages Posted: 28 Jan 2005
Abstract
We examine post-offer stock price performance of equity IPO firms that have prior public debt offerings (subsequent IPOs). We find that though subsequent IPO firms experience a lesser degree of stock price underperformance than regular IPO firms, the difference is not statistically significant. Information asymmetry, though explains the relative underpricing of subsequent IPOs, does not play a major role in the post-offer underperformance of subsequent IPO firms relative to their peers.
Keywords: Subsequent initial public offers, Post-offer underperformance and information asymmetry
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Cai, Kelly Nianyun and Lee, Hei Wai, The Long-Run Post-Offer Performance of Subsequent Ipos. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=656008
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