Lecture 6 Equity - additional
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Preferred dividends
GOING PUBLIC
IPO – process of selling stock to the public for the first time time.
Advantages
Liquidity Access t Capital A to C it l Owners more widely dispersed Legal, statutory requirements Primary
Corporate investors
Often invest in private companies for companies for strategic purposes Mature companies – p preferential dividends and seniority in liquidation
INITIAL PUBLIC OFFERING
Winners Curse Example
If one issue/month: 1.1512 1 = 4.35% Thomson, underwriters, guarantee–customers a piece of every IPO it is involved in. On each deal you must commit When oversubscribed 16 orders for every 1 oversubscribed, to buying 2000 shares shares. Assume issue price $15, and an allocation rationed If a deal is oversubscribed, you get request 2000 shares 2000/16 = 125 in proportion to the oversubscription. 80% of the time deals are over-subscribed. 20%(125) x to decline On average, price tends$15/sh = $375 by 5% on the first day. Based on these statistics, what is the average -5%(2000) x $15/sh = -$1500 underpricing of a Thompson IPO? .8(375) + .2( 1500) = $0 8(375) 2(-1500) Av first day return = .8(20%) + .2( 5%) = 15% 8(20%) 2(-5%)
Alternative Forms/Sources of Equity q y
[1] Public company Jensen and Meckling – agency theory conflict of interest [2] Private Equity
Define corporate finance narrowly Define corporate finance narrowly or broadly? We want to be able to recognise the limitations of the listed company and maximisation of d f shareholder wealth as the primary goal. Internal capital markets ‐ conglomerates
short position by repurchasing the greenshoe allotment in the aftermarket, supporting the ll t t i th ft k t ti th price.
INITIAL PUBLIC OFFERING
IPO PUZZLES First Day IPO Returns Fi D R Underpricing • set the issue price so When IPO goes well – demand that first day returns are exceeds supply allocation rationed. exceeds supply – allocation rationed. positive (av 18%) (av. When IPO goes poorly – demand weak • pre-IPO shareholders – initial orders filled completely. bear the cost • although IPO returns are attractive, all investors cannot earn these returns You win when demand low and IPO • Winners curse more likely to do poorly
g Pricing the Deal • Spread Greenshoe: an option that allows the underwriter underwriter exposed to • With a firm commitment – to issue more stock, usually amounting to 15% of shares at less than the offer the risk that have to sell the original offer size, at the IPO offer price. price and take a loss. [Only 9% experience decrease] • Over-allotment allocation (Greenshoe provision) If issue a success, underwriter exercises the If issue a success, underwriter exercises the • Why d U d greenshoe often short-sell the greenshoe Wh do Underwriters option, covering its short position. it s ft sh t s ll th sh allotment? If issue not a success, underwriter covers Lockup [restricts shareholders from selling for x days]
[3] Government Equity ownership of infrasructure - monopoly privatisation What design of the organisation will provide bail outs
access to best sources of t b t f funds and to best investment choices.
The underwriter guarantees that it will sell Secondary all of the stock at the offer price
Dis‐advantages
For smaller IPOs, a situation in which the situation in which the underwriter does not Types of offeringsguarantee that the stock Underwriter will be sold, but instead tries to sell the stock for ti t ll th t k f The underwriter in an the best possible price auction IPO takes bids from investors and then sets the investors and then sets the price that clears the market.
INITIAL Company’s senior management and its PUBLIC OFFERING
Valuation • Roadshow • Bookbuilding B kb ildi
underwriters travel around promoting the company and explaining their rationale for an offer price coming up with an offer price based on customers’ expressions b d ’ of interest The fee a company pays to its and underwriters that is a percentage of the Managing Risk g g issue price of a share of stock i i f h f k
Best efforts Firm commitment Auction IPO
INITIAL PUBLIC OFFERING
The M h i Th Mechanics of an IPO f Lead underwriter group of underwriters Syndicate Prospectus
GOING PUBLIC
A private company seeks outside capital for growth Individual investors How will this effect control of the company? who buy equity in