JEL No. G31,G32,G35 Firms conduct SEOs to resolve a near-term liquidity squeeze, and not primarily to exploit market timing opportunities. Without the SEO proceeds, 62.6 % of issuers would have insufficient cash to implement their chosen operating and non-SEO financing decisions the year after the SEO. Although the SEO decision is positively related to a firm's market-to-book (M/B) ratio and prior excess stock return and negatively related to its future excess return, these relations are economically immaterial. For example, a 150 % swing in future net of market stock returns (from a 75 % gain to a 75 % loss over three years) increases by only 1 % the probability of an SEO in the immediately prior year. Strikingly, most firms with quin...
The post-issue underperformance of seasoned equity offering (SEO) is generally ex-plained by asymmet...
This study uses market-to-book ratio decomposition to examine whether firms that issue equity throug...
We present a rational theory of SEOs that explains a pre-issuance price run-up, a negative announcem...
Abstract: We use a parsimonious asset pricing model to capture time-varying risks surrounding season...
Both a firm's market-timing opportunities and its corporate lifecycle stage exert statistically and ...
We investigate firms’ liquidity practices around seasoned equity offerings (SEOs). We broadly classi...
In this thesis, the focus is on expected seasoned equity offerings (SEOs) completed by firms listed...
Excess return, cumulative abnormal return, market to book ratios and liquidity risk are applied as p...
By making seasoned equity offerings (SEO), firms can improve the liquidity of their shares and lower...
Using a sample of 438 firms that issued seasoned equity, we investigate the ex ante reasons stated b...
Accelerated bookbuilding method, a streamlined equity offering process, shortens the period for unde...
This study analyses the financing decision of raising equity through a rights issue in a developing ...
This study uses market-to-book ratio decomposition to examine whether firms that issue equity throug...
A seasoned equity offering (SEO) offers a substantial liquidity injection to an issuer, but debate i...
We hypothesise that certain market conditions could lead to liquidity shocks that will consequently ...
The post-issue underperformance of seasoned equity offering (SEO) is generally ex-plained by asymmet...
This study uses market-to-book ratio decomposition to examine whether firms that issue equity throug...
We present a rational theory of SEOs that explains a pre-issuance price run-up, a negative announcem...
Abstract: We use a parsimonious asset pricing model to capture time-varying risks surrounding season...
Both a firm's market-timing opportunities and its corporate lifecycle stage exert statistically and ...
We investigate firms’ liquidity practices around seasoned equity offerings (SEOs). We broadly classi...
In this thesis, the focus is on expected seasoned equity offerings (SEOs) completed by firms listed...
Excess return, cumulative abnormal return, market to book ratios and liquidity risk are applied as p...
By making seasoned equity offerings (SEO), firms can improve the liquidity of their shares and lower...
Using a sample of 438 firms that issued seasoned equity, we investigate the ex ante reasons stated b...
Accelerated bookbuilding method, a streamlined equity offering process, shortens the period for unde...
This study analyses the financing decision of raising equity through a rights issue in a developing ...
This study uses market-to-book ratio decomposition to examine whether firms that issue equity throug...
A seasoned equity offering (SEO) offers a substantial liquidity injection to an issuer, but debate i...
We hypothesise that certain market conditions could lead to liquidity shocks that will consequently ...
The post-issue underperformance of seasoned equity offering (SEO) is generally ex-plained by asymmet...
This study uses market-to-book ratio decomposition to examine whether firms that issue equity throug...
We present a rational theory of SEOs that explains a pre-issuance price run-up, a negative announcem...