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DOI: 10.1016/j.irfa.2018.09.001
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A review on IPO withdrawal

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“…In the social sciences, methodologies such as bibliometric analysis (quantitative) and content analysis (qualitative) are gaining popularity in academic circles. Although such methods are still underutilized in business, economics and finance research it is possible to identify several studies of this kind (Zamore et al 2018;Helbing 2019). For instance, Bonilla et al (2015) scrutinize the academic research that flourished in Latin America in the economics discipline between the years 1994 and 2013.…”
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“…In the social sciences, methodologies such as bibliometric analysis (quantitative) and content analysis (qualitative) are gaining popularity in academic circles. Although such methods are still underutilized in business, economics and finance research it is possible to identify several studies of this kind (Zamore et al 2018;Helbing 2019). For instance, Bonilla et al (2015) scrutinize the academic research that flourished in Latin America in the economics discipline between the years 1994 and 2013.…”
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“…The major reasons to withdraw an IPO are unfavourable market conditions, or negative information (Busaba, 2006). The IPO process can always be stopped if faced with better alternatives, such as a private placement or a trade sale (Giot & Schwienbacher, 2007), or if better conditions are expected in the future (Helbing, 2019). Not many companies that withdraw their IPOs return to the stock market and second time IPOs are perceived as being riskier (Dunbar & Foerster, 2008).…”
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“…Do kosztów związanych z IPO, oprócz tych finansowych, zaliczamy też koszty pozafinansowe, takie jak utrata kontroli nad spółką czy konieczność zwiększonego nadzoru, co może działać jako czynnik zniechęcający do prowadzenia ofert publicznych (Besller i inni, 2017). Niektórzy autorzy wskazują, że te kwestie mogą doprowadzić do rezygnacji z IPO (Helbing, 2019). Dodatkowo, w procesie IPO może mieć miejsce konflikt agencji, w którym potencjalni inwestorzy, dotychczasowi właściciele czy wreszcie zarząd przedsiębiorstwa, mogą mieć rozbieżne cele (Signori, 2018).…”
Section: Regulatory Changes and The Market Of Initial Public Offerings (Ipo) In Polandunclassified