Search Results - subject:"Reverse Takeover"

The Restructuring of Global Value Chains : Upgrading Theories and Practices of Chinese Enterprises

Mao, Yunshi - 2022

INTRODUCTION—RETHINKING THE GLOBAL VALUE CHAIN THEORY -- Chapter 1. Understanding the Background of the Upgrading of Chinese Enterprises -- Chapter 2. Literature Research into Enterprise Upgrading -- Chapter 3. Case Study of Enterprise Upgrading -- Chapter 4. Empirical Study on Overall...

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INITIAL PUBLIC OFFERINGS – RATING INDICATORS, ALTERNATIVE AND FUTURE PROSPECTS

Barbu, Teodora Cristina; Obreja, Carmen; Trifan, Alina Lucia - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics 5(558)(supplement) (2011) 5(558)(supplement), pp. 571-578

The purpose of this paper is to mark the trend of IPOs in the current economic environment, globally and in Romania by measuring the return of the first day of trading and the wealth transferred to the shareholders and identifying and analyzing the alternatives available and the prospects of...

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Reverse takeover : the moderating role of family ownership

Feito-Ruiz, Isabel; Cardone Riportella, Clara; … - In: Applied economics 48 (2016) 40/42, pp. 4051-4065

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Entrepreneurial Equity Financing and Securities Regulation: An Empirical Analysis

Carpentier, Cécile; Suret, Jean-Marc - Centre Interuniversitaire de Recherche en Analyse des … - 2009

To protect investors, securities regulation generally restrains entrepreneurial ventures from entering the stock market. Scholars and regulators contend that strong rules and requirements for listing are essential to prevent the market from failing. However, these constraints can also unduly...

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A reverse takeover as an exit strategy of venture capital: Korean evidence

Song, Kyojik “Roy”; Kim, Inho; Chang, Young K. - In: Pacific-Basin Finance Journal 29 (2014) C, pp. 182-198

that VC-backed reverse takeover firms have higher leverage, lower profitability, and higher information asymmetry than VC …-backed IPO firms. The results suggest that venture capital uses a reverse takeover as an alternative exit method from their … portfolio firms since reverse takeovers constitute a fast and low-cost going-public mechanism. We then find that reverse …

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A reverse takeover as an exit strategy of venture capital : Korean evidence

Song, Kyojik Roy; Kim, Inho; Chang, Young Kyun - In: Pacific-Basin finance journal 29 (2014), pp. 182-198

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Der Reverse-Takeover als Alternative zum klassischen Börsengang : eine empirische Untersuchung europäischer Transaktionen

Fassnacht, Andreas - 2011

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Der Reverse Takeover als Alternative zum klassischen Börsengang : eine empirische Untersuchung europäischer Transaktionen

Fassnacht, Andreas - 2011

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Reverse mergers and other alternatives to traditional IPOs

Feldman, David N.; Dresner, Steven - 2009 - 2. ed.

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Reverse mergers : and other alternatives to traditional IPOs

Feldman, David N. - 2009 - 2. ed.

"The top expert in the field of reverse mergers provides an executive summary along with nuts and bolts explanations showing how these deals are done. The revised edition addresses new regulations, SPACs, growth in China, and other key topics"--Provided by publisher

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