2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.najef.2014.03.002
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Institutional changes of Specified Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPACs)

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“…Similar empirical approach is used previously in Kim (2009), Thompson (2010), Cumming et al (2014) and Lakicevic et al (2014) 20 Figure 4a The results of logistic regression are reported in Table 4. Reported Mc Fadden R square is 42.50% which is at the similar level to reported levels in Thompson (2010), Cumming et al (2014) and Lakicevic et al (2014). Below is the discussion of results that are shown to have statistically significant impact on post-merger survival.…”
Section: Logistic Regression Resultsmentioning
confidence: 87%
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“…Similar empirical approach is used previously in Kim (2009), Thompson (2010), Cumming et al (2014) and Lakicevic et al (2014) 20 Figure 4a The results of logistic regression are reported in Table 4. Reported Mc Fadden R square is 42.50% which is at the similar level to reported levels in Thompson (2010), Cumming et al (2014) and Lakicevic et al (2014). Below is the discussion of results that are shown to have statistically significant impact on post-merger survival.…”
Section: Logistic Regression Resultsmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…While SPACs experienced structural changes, since 2003, as reported Rodrigues and Stegemoller (2012) and Lakicevic et al (2014) Dimitrova (2012) and Kolb and 3 Shultz (1993), Jain (1994) and Chemmanur and Fulghieri (1997) outline theoretical reasons why companies use units to conduct the IPO. 4 Lewellen(2009), Thompson (2010) confirm the lack of underpricing for SPACs entering financial markets in the U.S. Ignatyeva, Rauch, and Wahrenburg (2012) find no underpricing in the sample of European SPACs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 91%
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“…Finance, Bankruptcy remoteness principle (Bluhm & Overbeck, 2006) Finance, SF (Bruyere, Copinot, Fery, Jaeck, & Spitz, 2006) Finance, SF & derivate (Caselli & Gatti, 2005) Finance, SF (Fabozzi et al, 2008) Finance, securitization (Feng et al, 2009) Finance (Finnerty, 2013) Finance, securitization (Gorton & Souleles, 2007) Finance, securitization (Kobayashi & Osano, 2012) Finance, SF (Krebsz, 2011) Finance, securitization (Lakicevic, Shachmurove, & Vulanovic, 2014) Finance, Leverage Buyouts (Leland, 2007) Finance, SF (Lemmon, Liu, Mao, & Nini, 2014) Finance, securitization (Sewell, 2006) Finance (Yescombe, 2013) Finance, PF (Akbıyıklı, 2013) Megaproject, PF (Akintoye & Beck, 2009) Megaproject, PPP (Akintoye, Beck, & Hardcastle, 2008) Megaproject, PPP (Brealey, Cooper, & Habib, 1996) Megaproject-Finance, PF (Cartlidge, 2006) Megaproject, PPP (Chowdhury, Chen, & Tiong, 2012) Megaproject-Finance, PF (Corielli, Gatti, & Steffanoni, 2010) Megaproject-Finance, PPP & PF Megaproject-Finance, PF (Farrell, 2012) Megaproject, PPP (Gemson, Gautami, & Thillai Rajan, 2012) Megaproject-Finance, PF (Grimsey & Lewis, 2007) Megaproject, PPP & PF (Grimsey & Lewis, 2005) Megaproject, PPP (Grimsey & Lewis, 2002).…”
Section: Appendixmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Once the SEC verifies the S-1 form, the focus of SPAC sponsors or managers turns toward the IPO process [2]. All the important information governing the IPO is recorded in the final prospectus Form B423.…”
Section: Spac Description a Formationmentioning
confidence: 99%