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Additional Evidence On The Impact Of The International Financial Reporting Standards On Earnings Quality: Evidence From Latin America, Mauricio A. Melgarejo
Additional Evidence On The Impact Of The International Financial Reporting Standards On Earnings Quality: Evidence From Latin America, Mauricio A. Melgarejo
Mauricio Melgarejo
Ipo Underpricing: The Owner’S Perspective, Steven Dolvin
Ipo Underpricing: The Owner’S Perspective, Steven Dolvin
Steven D. Dolvin
Most corporate finance textbooks include a chapter on raising capital, giving particular attention to initial public offerings (IPOs). For IPOs, underpricing is defined as the percentage change from the offer price to the closing price on the first trading day. Textbooks universally treat underpricing as the indirect cost of issuance; however, this fails to account for the share issuance decision. Because owners do not typically sell all (or even most) of their shares, underpricing overstates the wealth lost by preexisting owners. I provide simple, real-life examples for instructors to use in courses such as corporate finance, entrepreneurship, or alternative investments.
Wisdom From Warren Buffett, Todd A. Finkle
Wisdom From Warren Buffett, Todd A. Finkle
Todd A Finkle
Further Examination Of Equity Returns And Seasonal Depression, Steven D. Dolvin, Mark K. Pyles, Qun Wu
Further Examination Of Equity Returns And Seasonal Depression, Steven D. Dolvin, Mark K. Pyles, Qun Wu
Steven D. Dolvin
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) induces investors to shift resources away from risky investments (such as equity) and towards safer alternatives (such as fixed income) during the Fall, while stimulating the opposite action in the Winter. Existing studies, however, fail to account for the possibility that SAD could further motivate investors to shift exposure among different subsets of equity, rather than simply across broad asset categories. We explore this possibility by examining the impact of SAD on the returns of “safe” and “risky” equity sectors (i.e., industries), as well as on equity at different levels of market capitalization. We find the …
Lessons Learned From The “Oracle Of Omaha” Warren Buffett, Todd A. Finkle
Lessons Learned From The “Oracle Of Omaha” Warren Buffett, Todd A. Finkle
Todd A Finkle
Trust And Investments Across Cultures, Thomas D. Berry, Omur Suer
Trust And Investments Across Cultures, Thomas D. Berry, Omur Suer
Thomas D Berry