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September 21, 2023 Performance of IPOs & Housing Costs Presented by Andrew Thrasher, CMT® and Zach Unger In this segment, we will cover: - IPO Performance - Housing Costs Click here to view the Market Carver: https://bit.ly/3RtFLMs

💎"If the IPO is not being onboarded by investors in the way the company expects, then the underwriter...will guarantee the remainder of the funds". Watch the full video with @Shaniel May Brown of @Myers, Fletcher & Gordon for more details about what it takes for a company to IPO: https://lnkd.in/e8A7z7WT

Have you ever wondered who is behind the success of an IPO? Yes, you guessed it right, “ANCHOR INVESTORS” are behind the success of most of the IPOs, but who are they, and what do they do? An anchor investor is an institutional buyer who purchases a significant number of shares in a company at a fixed price(within the range of the IPO price band) before its initial public offering (IPO). Anchor Investors include Mutual Funds, FPIs(Foreign portfolio investors), and insurance firms. As Anchor Investors purchase a significant number of shares before the IPO, they provide credibility and attract other investors, especially retail investors, as they feel safer to invest, which leads to the success of the IPO as it gets oversubscribed, leading to a higher listing price of the share. Stay connected for the next post on Anchor Book. #IPO #Anchorinvestor #stockmarket

On a recent Cooley Market Talks, my colleague Alice Takhtajan used three words to capture the current IPO market environment: reopening, receptivity, and stability. There has been a great reacceleration in IPO activity, and there's an obvious demand across mutual funds and hedge funds compared to earlier in the year. In terms of the profile of companies going public, it’s clear that investors are focused on the durability and visibility of topline growth along with profitability.

A flurry of public offerings has breathed life into the IPO market in 2023   The U.S. IPO space is in acceleration mode going into the last quarter of 2023, as a rush of new initial public offerings stirs up the market. Eighty-four new IPOs have already been priced in 2023. That's a 31.3% gain compared with 2022, according to Renaissance Capital. https://lnkd.in/egDaQHVa The Crone Law Group, P.C.

How important is the lock-in period in an IPO? 🔒 If an IPO receives a tepid response, it is common to see anchor investors looking to exit their positions once the lock-in period ends. However, this is not always the case and depends largely on the institutions' perspectives of the company. While the lock-in period shouldn't be the sole factor in your decision-making, it's an important aspect to consider, especially if you don't have a long-term view of the company. ⏳ ➡ Note: The lock-in period differs for anchor investors and pre-IPO investors. Check out the table below for details.

What will the return of the IPO market look like in 2024? Jennifer Flynn, our Senior Global Capital Markets Director, continues her in-depth discussion with Yvan-Claude Pierre (“YCP”) of Cooley, sharing insight on this evolution and IPO best practices. Check out this conversation to understand how these insights could affect your next capital markets transaction. http://spklr.io/6049UXGv #IPO #CapitalMarkets

This is a great summary of what investors look for for an IPO. In fact, it does not only apply to IPO, but is applicable for all types of businesses and investment opportunities. Let me explain the three factors “scale, profitability, durability” in detail. Factor: Profitability Question: Whether you can earn a profit? Key Point: Business logic Factor: Scale Question: How much can you earn on it? Key Point: Business scope Factor: Durability Question: How long can you keep earning the profit? Key Point: Business outlook

IPOs are generally overpriced, and despite the craze, you should not invest in them. So, how to steer clear of IPOs? Dhirendra Kumar gives his insights in today's episode of Investors’ Hangout. What’s included: ▪��� What is an IPO? ▪️ What explains the craze for IPO investing? Full video: https://bit.ly/3TfswA7 Aditya Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund (ABSLMF) #mutualfundsahihai

Anchor Investors Anchor investors are big investors like mutual funds, FPIs (foreign portfolio investors), and insurance firms who buy shares of a company before its IPO. These investors invest at least Rs 10 cr in a mainboard IPO (listing on BSE or NSE) or at least Rs 2 cr in case of SME IPOs. Bidding in an IPO for anchor investors begins 1 day before the start of the IPO. Up to 60% of the total Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs) IPO reservation is available for anchor investors. #anchorinvestors #stockmarket #stockmarketindia #ipo