Security Issuance, Institutional Investors and Quid Pro Quo
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| author | Aryal, Gaurab Chen, Zhaohui Yao, Yuchi Yung, Chris |
| author_facet | Aryal, Gaurab Chen, Zhaohui Yao, Yuchi Yung, Chris |
| contents | Securities issuance through intermediaries is subject to agency problems and informational frictions. We examine these effects using SPAC data. We identify ``premium'' investors whose participation is linked to lower liquidation risk, higher returns, and lower redemption rates, consistent with both informational rents and agency frictions. In contrast, ``non-premium'' investors engage in non-agency quid pro quo relationships. Specifically, they receive high returns from an intermediary (quid) in exchange for a tacit agreement to participate in weaker future deals (quo). These relationships serve as insurance for issuers and intermediaries, enabling more issuers to access markets. |
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| spellingShingle | Security Issuance, Institutional Investors and Quid Pro Quo Aryal, Gaurab Chen, Zhaohui Yao, Yuchi Yung, Chris General Finance General Economics Economics Securities issuance through intermediaries is subject to agency problems and informational frictions. We examine these effects using SPAC data. We identify ``premium'' investors whose participation is linked to lower liquidation risk, higher returns, and lower redemption rates, consistent with both informational rents and agency frictions. In contrast, ``non-premium'' investors engage in non-agency quid pro quo relationships. Specifically, they receive high returns from an intermediary (quid) in exchange for a tacit agreement to participate in weaker future deals (quo). These relationships serve as insurance for issuers and intermediaries, enabling more issuers to access markets. |
| title | Security Issuance, Institutional Investors and Quid Pro Quo |
| topic | General Finance General Economics Economics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2211.16643 |