Initial public offerings (IPOs) have been a prominent focus of academic and popular press
attention, especially in recent years. Much of this attention can be attributed to the increase …

This article investigates stock market responses to different constellations of firm-level
corporate governance mechanisms by focusing on foreign initial public offerings (IPOs) in …

Adopting a narrative approach to resource acquisition research, we examine the effects of
storytelling on a firm's ability to secure capital. We argue that narratives help leverage …

The purpose of this research is to apply a conceptual framework to questions of how, why,
and when founders participate in the firms that they establish and to empirically test for the …

Building on research from multiple fields, management and entrepreneurship scholars have
shown increasing interest in the causes and consequences of initial public offerings (IPOs) …

A significant body of research exists on the top management teams (TMTs) of established
firms and specifically on the heterogeneity of TMTs of established firms. Little research …

The authors examine the effect of having women on the top management teams of initial
public offering (IPO) firms on the organizations' short-and long-term financial performance …

Reviews previous research on initial public offering (IPO) pricing and performance,
classifying it by six hypotheses which are not mutually exclusive. Uses 1990‐1997 data on …

Motivated by a lack of availability of theoretical review of Initial Public Offerings (IPO)
underpricing, this paper recognized a lack of presentation of theoretical explanations of the …

The buyers in the markets owing to the asymmetric information provide extra incentive to
sellers for consistent supply of high quality products or services. Undoubtedly, improved …