Underpricing of venture backed IPOs: a meta-analysis approach

Tanda, Alessandra; Manzi, Giancarlo

doi:10.1080/10438599.2019.1625154

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“…In the meta-analysis procedure, each observed correlation is weighted by the sample size in the study to contribute to the determination of the weighted average correlations between all the studies that compose the analysis. In order to estimate the variability of the relationship between the variables studied, the standard deviation of the observed correlations is calculated (among the studies applying meta-analysis to banking and finance issues, see Rosenbusch, Brinckmann, & Muller, 2013;Lagasio, 2018;Tanda & Manzi, 2019).…”

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Governance and Performance in Insurance Companies: A Bibliometric Analysis and A Meta-Analysis

Anderloni¹,

Moro²,

Tanda³

2020

IJEF

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This paper provides a review of theoretical contributions and empirical studies on the external and internal mechanisms of corporate governance of insurance companies and their effects on performance and/or risk. Thanks to the analysis of the studies published between 1985 and 2019 through bibliometric tools, we are able to illustrate the networks of scientific collaborations (co-authorship) and relationships between the most used terms, also highlighting the most significant groups of scholars and research strands. Additionally, the paper carries out a meta-analysis of around thirty quantitative articles that show a relationship between the quantitative-qualitative characteristics of the Board of Directors and the performance of the insurance company. The empirical studies show a consensus on the positive contribution of board size and the presence of independent directors on performance. Moreover, insurance research networks do not appear to be very interconnected, especially as regards to emerging markets. The paper also provides a useful starting point for future research aimed at defining the specificities of the governance-performance relationship of insurance companies within an evolving regulatory and market framework.

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Governance and Performance in Insurance Companies: A Bibliometric Analysis and A Meta-Analysis

Anderloni¹,

Moro²,

Tanda³

2020

IJEF

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“…Albada and Yong (2020) reviewed the literature to examine the significant determinants of underpricing in Asia. Meta-analysis reviews have been done to investigate the evidence of investor rationality (Jindal and Chander, 2015), the role of venture capital investments (Tanda and Manzi, 2020), and the effect of underwriter reputation (La Rocca, 2021). Other reviews of IPO pricing include those by Katti and Phani (2016), Waqas et al.…”

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Decrypting IPO pricing: an integrated bibliometric and content analysis approach

Joshipura

Mathur²,

Gwalani³

2022

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PurposeSince 2018, there has been a resurgence in initial public offering (IPO) pricing studies. The authors aim to consolidate the knowledge and explore current dynamics, understand knowledge progression, elicit trends, and provide future research directions for IPO pricing research.Design/methodology/approachThe authors conducted a two-stage hybrid review based on 512 high-quality Scopus articles on IPO pricing published over the last decade. The authors deploy bibliometric analysis, and then, based on 61 curated articles, the authors conduct content analysis and offer future research directions.FindingsFour key research streams emerged: information asymmetry, agency problems, legal, regulatory, and social environment, and behavioral finance. Future research may focus on behavioral explanations for IPO underpricing, the role of investor sentiment in IPO pricing, text analytics, machine learning, and big data in alleviating information asymmetry and agency problems. The authors summarize and present content analysis using the classic Theory, Context, Characteristics, Methods (TCCM) framework.Research limitations/implicationsUsing different databases, bibliometric analysis tools, sample period or article screening criteria for the study might give different results. However, the study's major findings are robust to alternative choices.Practical implicationsThis study serves as a ready reckoner for the research scholars, practitioners, regulators, policymakers, and investors interested in understanding the nuances of IPO pricing.Originality/valueThe study sheds light on the most influential documents, authors, and journals, offers an understanding of knowledge structure, identifies and discusses primary research streams and related implications, and provides future research directions.

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IPO underpricing: A bibliographic review on its determinants

Padhi,

Kosuri

2023

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Underpricing of venture backed IPOs: a meta-analysis approach

Cited by 6 publications

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Governance and Performance in Insurance Companies: A Bibliometric Analysis and A Meta-Analysis

Governance and Performance in Insurance Companies: A Bibliometric Analysis and A Meta-Analysis

Decrypting IPO pricing: an integrated bibliometric and content analysis approach

IPO underpricing: A bibliographic review on its determinants

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