Unit initial public offerings
Abstract
Units are bundles of common stock and warrants. By selling initial public offerings (IPOs) of units, firms precommit to sell more stock in the future at the warrant's exercise price. Sequential offerings of this type reduce the agency costs of giving management a potential free cash flow at the IPO. Consistent with this theory, firms that choose unit IPOs are smaller, have less income and assets in relation to their IPO proceeds, and are less...
Paper Details
Title
Unit initial public offerings
Published Date
Oct 1, 1993
Volume
34
Issue
2
Pages
199 - 229
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