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Nicholas Hamilton

How are SPACs different from IPOs?

Answered by Ajeet | 2 months ago 2 Answers

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Noah Harvey

How long can I hold IPO shares?

Answered by Nicholas Hamilton | 3 months ago 1 Answer

Investing in an IPO comes with an additional lock-up period, which can be anywhere between 90 to 180 days. During this period, shares can not be sold by company insiders, such as founders, owners, managers and employees.

 

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Oliva Hughes

Is there lesser risk in IPOs compared to the stock market?

Answered by Noah Harvey | 3 months ago 1 Answer

There are many risks linked to IPOs, which can make them an equally risky, if not a riskier ordeal than stocks. Due diligence is a crucial step that helps examine how an IPO could perform in the future.

 

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Oliver Irwin

How do companies utilise the funds generated through an IPO?

Answered by Oliva Hughes | 3 months ago 1 Answer

You can find the answer to this question in the IPO prospectus released by the company. Companies may put these funds back into the business or may plan out a new product or a new branch of services.

 

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Rosemary Kelly

What are some upcoming IPO trends?

Answered by Oliver Irwin | 3 months ago 2 Answers

Companies looking to go public these days have a wide range of stock exchanges to choose from to list their shares, which pushes public listing standards to remain well-oiled and organized across major stock exchanges. Evolving technology has been another big trend in the IPO space. Another crucial factor that has shaped the evolution of IPOs (which IPO investors also keep in mind these days when researching) is the growing importance that is given to environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG).

 

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Ruby King

How can I find the right IPO for myself?

Answered by Rosemary Kelly | 3 months ago 1 Answer

An IPO prospectus, which contains most of the information you would need to decide whether a company is the right choice for you. Additionally, it is also helpful to go through the managerial structure of a company to understand how well it is managed.

 

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Shane lee

How is the price of an IPO decided?

Answered by Ruby King | 3 months ago 1 Answer

An IPO listing price is decided mainly by the demand and supply dynamics. When the demand for shares exceeds their supply, then listing price could be higher than offer price, which is decided by the investment bank.

 

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Shirley Marshall

Why do companies choose an IPO to go public?

Answered by Shane lee | 3 months ago 1 Answer

An IPO offers many advantages to a company. Be it bringing publicity or earning higher credibility among the masses, most companies choose an IPO to go public due to these benefits. Apart from that, one of the primary reasons to go public is to raise capital without undertaking any additional liability or any additional risks.

 

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Sienna Martin

How can I track upcoming IPOs?

Answered by Shirley Marshall | 3 months ago 1 Answer

One of the easiest methods to track any updates is checking the exchange websites. Many of the exchanges have a separate section for IPOs, which can be a dependable source of information. There are dedicated websites as well, that focus on providing IPO-related news such as IPO Scoop and IPO Monitor.

 

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Sophia Miller

Why do underwriters do book building?

Answered by Sienna Martin | 3 months ago 1 Answer

Under book building, an underwriter determines the price of an IPO or initial public offering. Underwriters are generally investment banks that build a book by taking in the bids offered by institutional investors for the shares they would be willing to buy.

 

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