Institutional Investors' Response to Earnings Management Before Initial Public Offering in Poland

Earnings Management and Ownership Retention for Initial Public Offering Firms: Theory and Evidence

This paper investigates, both theoretically and empirically, how earnings management and ownership retention interact, and how these two jointly affect the equilibrium market valuation of IPO firms in the presence of information asymmetry. Analytically, this paper extends the univariate signaling framework of Leland and Pyle (1977) and derives an efficient signaling equilibrium in which both re...

The Alternative to an Initial Public Offering

For over a year, the market for initial public offerings (IPO) for promising private companies has been slow. In 2007, there were just 234 IPOs, down from a decade high of 486 in 1999. As a result, private companies and their investors (including venture capital and private equity backed companies) have been left without a crucial exit strategy. More importantly, these private companies that mi...

the relationship between institutional investors and earnings informativeness

investment institutions with substantial shareholdings in a firm have the resources and incentives to monitor and influence management decisions. whether the institutions actually monitor and exert pressure on managers is an empirical question.this study is designed to provide insights into the monitoring role of institutional investors by examining whether institutional ownership affects the i...

Insurer Information, Insiders and Initial Public Offering

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A truthful Screening Mechanism for Improving Information Asymmetry in Initial Public Offering Transactions