IPO firm executives are significant net sellers in the year immediately following the IPO year. Two significant variables affecting their sales are the number of stock options exercised during the year and the number of shares held at the end of the preceding year. Contrary to the findings of the previous studies, the number of stock options and the number of restricted stocks turn out to be insignificant. The evidence suggests that IPO executives sell mainly to realize a significant part of their undiversified wealth; however, they do not sell to explicitly hedge against stock option grants or to exploit potential overvaluation
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In this paper, we survey employees about human resources practices regarding employee stock ownershi...
Do executives influence IPO underpricing when they stand to gain from the increased value of their I...
This paper examines the conditions under which CEOs are able to affect the timing and the price of t...
This thesis consists of two essays in corporate finance, one on newly listed firms’ post-IPO activit...
This paper examines the conditions under which CEOs are able to affect the timing and the price of t...
Newly listed firms have a short history of stock value, and may initially not rely on stock price in...
This paper examines the conditions under which CEOs are able to affect the timing and the price of t...
In my PhD thesis I analyze corporate governance issues of initial public offerings and their subsequ...
This paper examines the conditions under which CEOs are able to affect the timing and the price of t...
Corporate governance research often focuses on two theoretical stands, agency theory and resource de...
This study compares the profitability, operational efficiency, and firm value over the 1985-1990 per...
We examine the effect of IPO proceeds on the post-IPO information environment. We exploit variation ...
Combining a behavioral agency perspective with research on multiple-agency conflicts, this article e...
Research Question/Issue: Does inside debt compensation affect previous thought on compensation effec...
The trading of private securities has recently gained greater visibility and importance with the adv...