In the present study, we investigate impact of discounts on valuation performance initial public offerings. Review existing literature reveals that such lacks examination in terms as most studies focus methods. Accordingly, examine offerings before and after applying discounts. Whereby, underwriters apply a deliberate discount to fair value estimate setting final offer price. We assess through ...

In this paper we show that performance information about “forgone” alternatives (i.e., alternative that were considered but not chosen) can have a significant impact on post-choice valuation. Our approach introduces a new and parsimonious way of looking at satisfaction that combines the literature on post-choice valuation with research regarding generalized expected utility theory. While the po...

BACKGROUND EQ-5D-3L valuation studies continue to employ the MVH protocol or variants of MVH. One issue that has received attention is the selection of the states for direct valuation by respondents. Changes in the valuation subset have been found to change the coefficients of the utility function. The purpose of this study was to test the performance of valuation subsets based on orthogonal ex...

A main issue in valuation modeling is the correct choice of the stochastic process that better describes the asset price performance. Particularly, in investment projects that show a high level of managerial flexibility in conditions of uncertainty – for which it would be proposed the real option valuation models – the assumption of a specific process can have an impact not only on the project ...

We study the performance of the English auction under different assumptions about the seller’s degree of “Bayesian sophistication.” We define the effectiveness of an auction as the ratio between the expected revenue it generates for the seller and the expected valuation of the object to the bidder with the highest valuation (total surplus). We identify tight lower bounds on the effectiveness of...

The purpose of this paper is to examine the financing behaviour of Dutch corporations and its impact on firm performance. First, I present some stylised facts of corporate financing in the Netherlands. I show how the Dutch financial system differs from other major financial systems. Second, I analyse the valuation effect of different types of security offerings made by Dutch quoted firms. An ev...