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LEVERAGE AND IPO PRICING: EVIDENCE FROM MALAYSIA
Published 2020-03-01“…The pricing of IPOs is a challenging task among underwriters as they require resources from firms. Contrary to the non-financial information presented in a prospectus to set an offer rice, pre-IPO accounting information could arguably influence IPO offer price. …”
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Share Price and Trading Volume Reactions to Lockup Expiration in Malaysian IPOs
Published 2016-05-01“…IPO lockup in Malaysia is mandatory as opposed to voluntary where it is negotiated between firms and underwriters. Using the market model event study method, the result shows a significant negative abnormal return at the expiration of the lockup period. …”
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Share Price and Trading Volume Reactions to Lockup Expiration in Malaysian IPOs
Published 2016-07-01“…IPO lockup in Malaysia is mandatory as opposed to voluntary where it is negotiated between firms and underwriters. Using the market model event study method, the result shows a significant negative abnormal return at the expiration of the lockup period. …”
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Share Price and Trading Volume Reactions to Lockup Expiration in Malaysian IPOs
Published 2016-07-01“…IPO lockup in Malaysia is mandatory as opposed to voluntary where it is negotiated between firms and underwriters. Using the market model event study method, the result shows a significant negative abnormal return at the expiration of the lockup period. …”
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Share Price and Trading Volume Reactions to Lockup Expiration in Malaysian IPOs
Published 2016-07-01“…IPO lockup in Malaysia is mandatory as opposed to voluntary where it is negotiated between firms and underwriters. Using the market model event study method, the result shows a significant negative abnormal return at the expiration of the lockup period. …”
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Do institutional investors drive the IPO valuation?
Published 2020-12-01“…The results have implications for underwriters and issuers in signalling firms’ qualities through incorporating book-building in IPOs and allocating a higher number of shares to institutional investors.…”
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