Research And Analysis of IPO underpricing In the Market with Chinese Characteristics
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IPO underpricing, stocks, market hAbstract
This paper mainly introduces and popularizes science about IPO underpricing and discusses the characteristics and future development direction of China's securities market. This paper introduces the opinions of domestic and foreign scholars on the IPO underpricing phenomenon from different angles. Finally, through the analysis and summary of resources integration, this paper discusses how to deal with the new strategy of high underpricing rate, and further expounds the future direction of national efforts in the stock exchange market. This paper finds that there is a significant IPO price suppression phenomenon in China's A-share market, which is the IPO issue price of the stock is significantly lower than its listing price. This paper points out the negative impact of IPO price suppression on the effective operation of the securities market, and deeply analyzes the reasons for the existence of IPO price suppression in China.
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