IPO underpricing: Question 22 options: is higher for small and less known firms. is not related...
IPO underpricing:
Question 22 options:
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is higher for small and less known firms. |
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is not related to underwriter’s reputation. |
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tends to discourage investors from participating in the IPO market. |
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is primarily benefits the issuing firm. |
Homework Answers
22. Initial public offering underpricing is a situation in which shares are issued in the market at lower than intrinsic value so there is listing gaines available on the first day.
Initial public offering underpricing is higher for smaller and less known firm because smaller and lesser known firm are not always valuing their business regularly and they will not be able to know the correct intrinsic value and they are at high risk of being underpriced whereas larger companies are generally continuously valuing their business and there is no scope of undervaluation of their initial public offering.
All the other statement regarding initial public offering underpricing are incorrect as it does not benefit the issuing firm or or it does not discourage investors.
Correct answer is option( A) Is higher for small and less known firm.
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