Short-run underpricing and its characteristics in Chinese initial public offering (IPO) markets

By Jing Chi, Carol Padgett. 2005

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Subfields: Accounting, Finance

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Citations in the corpus

• A review of IPO research in Asia: What's next? (2007, background): “Chi and Padgett (2005), using 668 IPOs for the period January 1996–December 2000, find that the average under-pricing of Chinese IPOs is 129.2%.”
• An empirical examination of IPO underpricing in the Chinese A-share market (2006, background): “To keep these uninformed individual investors in the market, the government has to control the supply of IPOs as well as their PE ceilings, which causes the underpricing of the IPOs (Chi & Padgett, 2005).”
• Experimenting with Multi-modal Information to Predict Success of Indian IPOs (2024, unknown): “Locke and Gupta (2009) presents a comparative analysis of IPO returns between India and China illustrates distinct return patterns influenced by differing political and economic systems.”