A) Determination of underwriters' fees
B) Guarantee of sale for all offered shares
C) Price auction
D) Overallotment option
E) Description of issue excluding the offer price
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A) Extending the lockup period
B) Underpricing the IPO
C) Eliminating the quiet period
D) Issuing the IPO through a rights offering
E) Eliminating the Green Shoe option
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A) Temporarily supporting the market price of IPO shares
B) Maximizing the return to a firm's original owners from an initial spike in the market price of IPO shares
C) Increasing the volume of trading for shares of a recent IPO
D) Limiting the price volatility of recent IPO shares caused by day trading
E) Guaranteeing a minimum number of sold shares for an IPO
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A) increase as the quality of the debt increases.
B) decrease as the size of the issue decreases.
C) decrease as the proceeds of the bond issue increase.
D) decrease when the bonds are convertible rather than straight.
E) be relatively the same regardless of the type or quality of the debt issue.
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A) Syndicated
B) Private placement
C) Firm commitment
D) Dutch Auction
E) Best efforts
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A) -$380
B) -$240
C) $100
D) $1,220
E) $1,690
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A) Tombstone
B) Red herring
C) Prospectus
D) Green Shoe
E) Underwriter's ad
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A) A direct placement of debt generally has more restrictive covenants than a public issue.
B) Private placements generally have shorter maturities than term loans.
C) All U.S.debt issues, private and public, must be registered with the SEC.
D) It is easier to renegotiate a public issue than it is a private issue of debt.
E) Rarely is debt issued privately in the U.S.
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A) The issuer cannot have defaulted on its debt within the past five years.
B) The issuer must have an investment grade rating.
C) The issuer must never have violated the Securities Act of 1934.
D) The issuer must have outstanding stock with a market value in excess of $250 million.
E) The issuer must never have defaulted on its debt.
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A) 20.89 percent
B) 24.03 percent
C) 24.47 percent
D) 26.55 percent
E) 29.89 percent
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A) Extended lockup period
B) Extended quiet period
C) Dutch auction underwriting
D) Best efforts underwriting
E) Standby underwriting
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A) -$425
B) -$260
C) -$150
D) $375
E) $550
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A) A prospectus is required for equity issues but not for debt issues.
B) The only difference between a term loan and a private placement is the size of the issue.
C) Firms often pay higher interest rates on term loans than on public issues of debt.
D) Direct long-term loans must be registered with the SEC.
E) The flotation costs of issuing debt tend to be more expensive than for issuing equity.
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A) Ensures the lead underwriter maintains an economic interest in the IPO it is managing
B) Ensures the issuer of new securities receives a minimally agreed upon amount from the issue
C) Ensures no research reports are issued during the waiting period
D) Ensures company insiders maintain an economic interest in the issuer of an IPO for a minimum period of time
E) Ensures an IPO is not underpriced by more than 5 percent
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A) I and III only
B) II and IV only
C) III and IV only
D) II, III, and IV only
E) I, II, III, and IV
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A) Prevent the original investors in a firm from selling their shares and destabilizing a security's price during the first six months of public trading.
B) Ensure that all potential investors have fair access to identical information.
C) Ensure that all bidders are heard in a Dutch auction.
D) Stabilize the aftermarket.
E) Quiet the market so the SEC can fairly evaluate a new securities offer.
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A) The red herrings can now be distributed as the distribution was awaiting the SEC approval.
B) The issuer is following all the required rules and regulations in regards to this issue.
C) The final prospectuses were all delivered or the SEC would not have approved the issue.
D) The waiting period started when the approval was received this morning.
E) The SEC believes the issue will be a profitable investment for all purchases made at the offer price.
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A) decrease; remain relatively constant
B) decrease; increase
C) increase; remain relatively constant
D) increase; decrease
E) increase; increase
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A) -$120
B) -$30
C) $0
D) $170
E) $540
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