The Investment Bank’s Reputation And The Price Of Underwriting Services: Evidence From China
Yubo Li
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Yubo Li
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In this paper, I examine the influence of the investment bank’s reputation on the price of underwriting services of Chinese firm. Based on a sample of offers from 2004-2015, the results show that prestigious investment banks charge higher fees. Furthermore, in comparison to big firms, prestigious investment banks charge more underwriting fees for small firms. In comparison to state-owned firms, high-reputation investment banks charge higher underwriting fees for non-state-owned firms. The results indicate that the investment bank’s reputation capital is different for different firms. For firms with more information problems, the reputation of investment banks is more valuable.
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In this paper, I examine the influence of the investment bank’s reputation on the price of underwriting services of Chinese firm. Based on a sample of offers from 2004-2015, the results show that prestigious investment banks charge higher fees. Furthermore, in comparison to big firms, prestigious investment banks charge more underwriting fees for small firms. In comparison to state-owned firms, high-reputation investment banks charge higher underwriting fees for non-state-owned firms. The results indicate that the investment bank’s reputation capital is different for different firms. For firms with more information problems, the reputation of investment banks is more valuable.
Key concepts: Underwriting, Reputation, Investment banking, Business, Investment (military), China, Finance, Monetary economics