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This research investigates how banks expand after entering the underwriting market by examining the relationship between commercial bank equity investments and underwriting fees. First, we find that not only bank underwriters with private information about issuers, but also those without private...
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This paper explores the relationship between the sources of initial public offering (IPO) shares and withdrawal decision. Findings reveal that the amount of primary share does not have a direct relationship to the withdrawal decision. Furthermore, we analyze the relationship of the sources of...
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Using a dataset that enables the identification of the supply chain of small-and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Japan, this paper examines the impact of business partners' initial public offerings (IPOs) on the growth of investment activity. Empirical evidence suggests that IPOs of business...
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This paper investigates whether the health of a bank affects the client firm's capital structure and then leads to inefficiency in the client firm's decision-making. Using the Japanese IPO dataset from 1996 to 2005 when bank sectors suffered liquidity shortages and IPO booms occurred at the same...
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This paper examines the relationship between the intended use-of-proceeds and the bank characteristics and the bank underwriters' certification effect in Japan. We find that the bank underwriters are positively associated with the announcement return and the post-issue performance. However, if...
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We test whether there are liquidity-related spillovers of IPOs on supply-chain partners (the IPO spillover hypothesis). We find that private suppliers and customers of IPO firms achieve higher growth rates of revenue, cash, and PP&E than do comparison or matched firms. The transmission mechanism...
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This paper examines whether lowering listing requirements improves the innovation of IPO firms.To this end, I collect the data of IPO firms in Japan that experienced several deregulations on the IPO market around 2000. Findings can be summarized as follows. The innovation input after IPOs in the...
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