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Can We Trust the Accounting Discretion of Firms with Political Money Contributions? Evidence from U.S. IPOs

Harvard Corporate Governance

In our paper, Can we trust the accounting discretion of firms with political money contributions? IPOs , which was recently accepted for publication in the Journal of Accounting and Public Policy , we investigate the use of accounting discretion by initial public offering (IPO) firms with political money contributions (PMCs).

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IPOs and SPACs: Recent Developments

Harvard Corporate Governance

The review article, IPOs and SPACs: Recent Developments , forthcoming in the Annual Review of Financial Economics , examines recent developments in the IPO market. These IPOs have faced criticism for leaving too much money on the table, defined as the difference between the market value of the shares sold and the issue proceeds.

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Statement by Chair Gensler on Proposal on SPACs, Shell Companies, and Projections

Harvard Corporate Governance

I am pleased to support this proposal because, if adopted, it would strengthen disclosure, marketing standards, and gatekeeper and issuer obligations by market participants in SPACs, helping ensure that investors in these vehicles get protections similar to those when investing in traditional initial public offerings (IPOs).

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Deals Rumor Mill: Flow, Tencent, Metro Pacfic

Law 360 M&A

Adam Neumann took a rare step to help nab $350 million in venture capital money for his new rental apartment startup, Tencent Music could price its IPO very soon, and a Philippines-based toll road operator is preparing a $500 million IPO.

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How SPACs Disable Indirect Investor Protection

Reynolds Holding

Because of SPACs’ redemption option, SPAC shareholders need to do something – decide whether to redeem – and cannot rely on the market price to ensure they are getting value for their money. Their overpayment is captured, directly or indirectly, by sophisticated players: SPAC sponsors and SPAC IPO investors.

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What Are SPACs?

Benchmark Report

A SPAC (Special Purpose Acquisition Company) is a company with no business operations that is formed solely to raise capital through an IPO to purchase another existing company. Formerly, they were often seen as a last resort for businesses that couldn’t raise money on open markets.

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“Dumb Money” Review: A Worthy Addition to the Classic Finance Movie Roster?

Brian DeChesare

And that is exactly what happened when I watched Dumb Money , the movie about the GameStop short squeeze in 2021 , the other day. Everyone was locked up inside, and many turned to day trading for entertainment and money (in between binge-watching shows on streaming services). Dumb Money has none of this.

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