IPO underpricing, wealth losses and the curious role of venture capitalists in the creation of public companies
Lower underpricing amongst venture-backed IPOs has been attributed to a certification role for venture capitalists. We argue that differences in underpricing per se are uninformative and possibly misleading when not controlling for differences in entrepreneurs' incentives to control underpricin...
Main Author: | Ljungqvist, A |
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Format: | Working paper |
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University of Oxford
1999
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