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2021
We propose a rationale for why firms often return to the equity market shortly after their initial public offering (IPO). We argue that hard to value firms conduct smaller IPOs, and that they return to the equity market conditional on positive valuation signal from the stock market.
Magnus Blomkvist +2 more
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We propose a rationale for why firms often return to the equity market shortly after their initial public offering (IPO). We argue that hard to value firms conduct smaller IPOs, and that they return to the equity market conditional on positive valuation signal from the stock market.
Magnus Blomkvist +2 more
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2021
Sports organizations often require capital or money in order to operate, grow, or expand. Borrowing money or issuing debt is one form of financing that is commonly utilized. Alternatively, offering equity (partial ownership) to an investor in exchange for money is also frequently utilized.
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Sports organizations often require capital or money in order to operate, grow, or expand. Borrowing money or issuing debt is one form of financing that is commonly utilized. Alternatively, offering equity (partial ownership) to an investor in exchange for money is also frequently utilized.
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Dividend Policy and New Equity Financing
The Journal of Finance, 1971THE PURPOSE OF THIS PAPER IS to investigate the combined effect of dividend policy and new equity financing decisions on the market value of the firm's common stock. Some basic aspects of a conceptual framework are explored, and empirical tests are performed with year-end 1968 cross sections for two industries, using a well-known valuation model.
Van Horne, James C, McDonald, John G
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The Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, 1975
2by underwriters. If these charges are true, the financial manager is faced with the dilemma of paying monopsony profits, or accepting the cost and risk involved in taking the issue to market without the investment banker, or seeking an alternative source of funds.
Robert M. Bear, Anthony J. Curley
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2by underwriters. If these charges are true, the financial manager is faced with the dilemma of paying monopsony profits, or accepting the cost and risk involved in taking the issue to market without the investment banker, or seeking an alternative source of funds.
Robert M. Bear, Anthony J. Curley
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, 2008 This paper studies a model of corporate finance in which firms use stock issuance to finance investment. In contrast to the existing literature, we assume that the firm is "rational" and therefore recognizes the relationship between future dividends and stock prices.
Eva Carceles-Poveda +2 more
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