On investment banker monitoring in the new issues market

Article Abstract:

An analysis of lead investment bank monitoring during the post-initial public offering (IPO) stage reveals that there is a demand for this activity in the IPO market. The reputation of the investment bank and the unaffiliated analysts following the IPO firm are also found to be positively correlated with the post-issue operating and investment performance. The issuing of underwriter warrants by IPO firms does not necessarily lead to better performance than similar non-warrant issuing firms.

Investment Banking and Securities Dealing, Securities and Commodity Exchanges, Investment Banking, Security and commodity exchanges, Securities Exchanges, Security brokers and dealers, Analysis, Investment banks, Stock-exchange, Stock exchanges, Exchanges, Going public (Securities), Initial public offerings

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Discussion of does the presence of venture capitalists improve the survival profile of IPO firms?

Article Abstract:

Jain and Kini's paper regarding the presence of venture capitalists and whether they improve the survival profile of IPO firms is discussed.

Venture capital

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Does the presence of venture capitalists improve the survival profile of IPO firms?

Article Abstract:

The role of venture capitalists in the survival of initial public offering firms is examined.

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