High-End IPO Prices

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2026
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Abstract
Abstract Many IPOs are priced at exactly the high-end of the pricing range. Investing in IPOs priced at the high-end leads to first-day returns that are substantially higher than investing in IPOs that are priced just below or above the high-end. We argue that these results are in line with issuing firms settling for positively perceived salient pricing points in negotiations with underwriters.
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Authors Clemens Mueller, Patrick Verwijmeren
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Journal international review of finance
Year 2026
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10.1093/rof/rfag016
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https://doi.org/10.1093/rof/rfag016
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