An empirical investigation of market timing behavior: evidence from Indian IPOs

The purpose of this paper is to investigate the market timing behavior of issuers of Indian Initial Public Offerings (IPOs). It was found that investor’s expectation that earnings growth will continue after IPO were not even sustained in post IPO period. The constant decline in P/E and M/B suggested...

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Published in:Investment management & financial innovations 2016, Vol.13 (3), p.84-92
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