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This study examines 350 Level III ADR IPOs from 35 countries between 1990 and 2020 to explore the link between societal secrecy and IPO underpricing. Focusing on ADR IPOs, we hypothesize that firms from higher secrecy countries, compared to firms from low secrecy countries, benefit more from public offerings in a low secrecy country. U.S. investors might value these firms relatively more due to the reduction in information asymmetry and higher expected diversification benefits. The results support our hypothesis, showing that ADR IPO underpricing is lower for ADRs from high secrecy countries. These findings hold true across various measures and controls, ensuring robustness.
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Behavioral and Experimental Finance represent lenses and approaches through which we can view financial decision-making. The aim of the journal is to publish high quality research in all fields of finance, where such research is carried out with a behavioral perspective and / or is carried out via experimental methods. It is open to but not limited to papers which cover investigations of biases, the role of various neurological markers in financial decision making, national and organizational culture as it impacts financial decision making, sentiment and asset pricing, the design and implementation of experiments to investigate financial decision making and trading, methodological experiments, and natural experiments.
Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Finance welcomes full-length and short letter papers in the area of behavioral finance and experimental finance. The focus is on rapid dissemination of high-impact research in these areas.