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Euroequity Issue
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Euroequity Issue
An IPO that occurs on two exchanges in two different countries at the same time. Euroequity IPOs allow as many investors as possible to take advantage of the IPO; this increases the possibility that the newly public company will raise more capital in a round of financing. Euroequity is nearly always placed by an international underwriting syndicate.
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In addition, the legal structure of Euroequities may work to the advantage of issuers because of the following two constraints to financial arbitrage in secondary markets between its bearer and registered shares: (i) targeted registered shares can only be created under special SEC procedures; and (ii) a Euroequity share reverts to being a registered share, once and for all, if repatriated to the U.
On the integration of international capital markets: evidence from ... by Marr, M. Wayne; Trimble, John L.; Varma, Raj / Financial Management
stock prices and increased interest in Euroequities.
U.S. international transactions, fourth quarter and year 1986 by Bach, Christopher L. / Survey of Current Business
 
 
 
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