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IPO Allocations: Discriminatory or Discretionary?
We estimate the structural links between IPO allocations, pre-market information production, and initial underpricing returns, within the context of theories of book building. Using a sample of both U.S. and international IPOs we find evidence of the following: · IPO allocation policies favor insti
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