The Short Term Price Performance of Initial Public Offerings of Common Stock: Australia 1991-1994

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The Short Term Price Performance of Initial Public Offerings of Common Stock: Australia 1991-1994

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Kearney, C.
Sadeghi, M.

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This paper provides new evidence on the short-term pricing of Australian IPOs using daily data on 188 IPOs from January 1991 to december 1994. In contrast to previous Australian studies it clearly demarcates the primary from the secondary IPO market by the first transaction which takes place on the first day of the listed trading.

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Paper provided by Western Sydney - School of Business And Technology in its series Papers with number e9602.

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Date of creation: 1996
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