Add to ORKGOur motivation for conducting this research lies in the fact that studies of previous finance literature highlighted the different effects of individual monitoring mechanisms and the views of each author differs from the previous. Moreover, most literature analysed was based on firms from other countries and we would like to test its applicability to firms in Singapore. The data was compiled from various journals, articles and prospectuses of the 89 Initial Public Offering (IPO) firms
There is an assumption that corporate governance mechanisms can be used strategically to influence s...
This is a study on the underpricing phenomenon of IPOs in Singapore and their post listing performan...
This paper examines the evidence on financial packaging of IPO companies in Singapore
Our motivation for conducting this research lies in the fact that studies of previous finance litera...
Scholars have extensively examined the trends and motivations behind firms seeking to list in Singap...
In this study, we seek to investigate the earnings manipulation behaviour exhibited amongst firms l...
This project aims to examine the extent of earnings management of IPO firms in Singapore from 1994 t...
This paper is about the operating performance of select publicly listed Singaporean firms. Specifica...
Michaely and Shaw (1995) demonstrated such a relationship between choice of auditor and the characte...
This paper examines the effects of 5 corporate governance mechanisms namely: executive shareholdings...
This paper examines the earnings management behavior of Initial Public Offering (IPO) firms in Singa...
Effects of corporate governance mechanisms on underpricing have been investigated to see whether cor...
Strong governance involves balancing corporate performance with an appropriate level of monitoring (...
This paper aims to extend the study taken by Lau, Yin Kheng, 2004 (subsequently referred to as [Lau,...
Our study empirically analyzes the impact of corporate governance on IPO underpricing using five ASE...
There is an assumption that corporate governance mechanisms can be used strategically to influence s...
This is a study on the underpricing phenomenon of IPOs in Singapore and their post listing performan...
This paper examines the evidence on financial packaging of IPO companies in Singapore
Our motivation for conducting this research lies in the fact that studies of previous finance litera...
Scholars have extensively examined the trends and motivations behind firms seeking to list in Singap...
In this study, we seek to investigate the earnings manipulation behaviour exhibited amongst firms l...
This project aims to examine the extent of earnings management of IPO firms in Singapore from 1994 t...
This paper is about the operating performance of select publicly listed Singaporean firms. Specifica...
Michaely and Shaw (1995) demonstrated such a relationship between choice of auditor and the characte...
This paper examines the effects of 5 corporate governance mechanisms namely: executive shareholdings...
This paper examines the earnings management behavior of Initial Public Offering (IPO) firms in Singa...
Effects of corporate governance mechanisms on underpricing have been investigated to see whether cor...
Strong governance involves balancing corporate performance with an appropriate level of monitoring (...
This paper aims to extend the study taken by Lau, Yin Kheng, 2004 (subsequently referred to as [Lau,...
Our study empirically analyzes the impact of corporate governance on IPO underpricing using five ASE...
There is an assumption that corporate governance mechanisms can be used strategically to influence s...
This is a study on the underpricing phenomenon of IPOs in Singapore and their post listing performan...
This paper examines the evidence on financial packaging of IPO companies in Singapore