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Who Receives IPO Allocations? An Analysis of 'Regular' Investors
2004
Social Science Research Network
We analyze 1.56 million account allocations in a sample of 265 initial public offerings (IPOs) to investigate the importance of on-going relationships between investors and underwriters. We find a sizable set of both institutional and retail investors who receive frequent allocations in IPOs. However, regular institutional investors receive more frequent allocations in hot IPOs compared to regular retail investors, suggesting that institutions provide more than just a dependable capital source
doi:10.2139/ssrn.517302
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