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) The IPOs of larger-sized firms tend to be more underpriced than the IPOs of smaller-sized firms.
B) IPO underpricing is limited to the U.S. markets.
C) The percentage of underpricing remains stable over time in the U.S.
D) The only period in the U.S. when underpricing produced first day returns of 50 percent or more was during the tech bubble of 1999-2000.
E) Some of the greatest IPO underpricing has occurred in China.
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A) Seasoned registration
B) Negotiated registration
C) Shelf registration
D) Extended registration
E) Delayed registration
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A) I only
B) III only
C) III and IV only
D) I and IV only
E) None of the listed activities can occur until after the SEC approval is received.
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A) -$380
B) -$240
C) -$10
D) $220
E) $450
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A) The red herrings can now be distributed as the distribution was awaiting the SEC approval.
B) The waiting period started when the approval was received this morning.
C) The SEC believes the issue will be a profitable investment for all purchases made at the offer price.
D) The issuer is following all the required rules and regulations in regard to this issue.
E) The final prospectuses were all delivered or the SEC would not have approved the issue.
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A) General cash offer
B) Rights offer
C) In-house offering
D) Private placement
E) Initial public offering
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A) I and II only
B) III and IV only
C) I and III only
D) I and IV only
E) II and IV only
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A) Distributing the registration statements
B) Distributing the red herrings
C) Filing a letter of comment with the SEC
D) Exercising the Green Shoe option
E) Setting the market price
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A) Initial public offering
B) Best efforts underwriting
C) Firm commitment underwriting
D) Rights offer
E) Private placement
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A) Syndicate
B) Underwriting cartel
C) Firm commitment group
D) Dutch auction group
E) Venture capitalists
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A) Oral offers can be made for new securities during the waiting period.
B) A Green Shoe letter must be provided to all investors who purchase shares of a new equity offering.
C) Corporate directors have the authority to authorize additional shares of stock for a new issue.
D) The underwriters must approve any increase in the authorized number of shares for a firm.
E) When issuing new securities, the first step is the distribution of the prospectus.
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A) Term loan
B) Private placement
C) Rights offer
D) Seasoned offer
E) Shelf offer
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A) $59,700
B) $57,600
C) $56,500
D) $54,000
E) $51,000
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A) $175
B) $200
C) $225
D) $350
E) $425
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A) 21.53 percent
B) 25.29 percent
C) 27.46 percent
D) 33.80 percent
E) 41.22 percent
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A) Prospectus
B) Red herring
C) Security agreement
D) Comment letter
E) Registration statement
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A) Security agreement
B) Prospectus
C) Public statement
D) Registration statement
E) Formal filing
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A) The underwriters pay the spread.
B) Taxes are an indirect underwriting cost.
C) Seasoned equity offerings (SEOs) tend to be less costly than IPOs.
D) Straight bonds are more costly to issue than convertible bonds.
E) The total direct cost as a percentage of gross proceeds for an IPO tends to decrease as the size of the offer decreases.
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