Essays about: "winner s curse"
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1. Abnormal returns for IPOs on the Swedish stock exchange
University essay fromAbstract : We examine the occurrence of underpricing and short-term performance of a sample of 216 Swedish IPOs between 2017-2021. The theories used are the Efficient Market Hypothesis, Underpricing, Information asymmetry which contains both the Principal Agent Theory and the Signaling Theory, and beyond that, the Winner’s curse. READ MORE
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2. Football franchise pricing – Finding the right valuation method while factoring in potential investment motivations
University essay from Göteborgs universitet/Graduate SchoolAbstract : Sports franchises are mostly privately held businesses whose financial data does generally not match the quality standards of conventional businesses as they are not subject to audit and other accounting regulations. In this context, it remains unclear how investors proceed in order to find reliable franchise value estimates since a valuation method standard has yet to be established in this field. READ MORE
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3. Underpricing and actual return in IPOs
University essay fromAbstract : In IPOs, both the firm and its underwriter might have incentives to underprice the shares. This has caused a perception that investing in IPOs is an easy way to achieve abnormal returns. READ MORE
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4. Do IPOs create profitable opportunities for retail investors? : a quantitative study on the Nordic markets
University essay from FöretagsekonomiAbstract : The purpose of this study was to investigate if retail investors have profitable opportunities in the Nordic markets. We want to contribute with up-to-date research to help retail investors make a better investment choice in the Nordic markets. READ MORE
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5. Is Operating Cash Flow a Contributing Factor to IPO Underpricing? - A Study of all IPOs conducted on the Stockholm Stock Exchange from 1995-2010
University essay from Göteborgs universitet/Företagsekonomiska institutionenAbstract : Problem There is a substantial amount of research indicating that IPO underpricing exists. Consequently, researchers and market participants are spending vast amounts of time with the intention of identifying the underlying reasons for the existence of underpricing. READ MORE