IPO initial public offering

基本解釋

The initial returns of the initial public offerings (IPO) in the A share market in our country is always much higher than those at the average level in the foreign mature markets.
我國A股市場首次公開發(fā)行的初始收益率長期以來一直遠(yuǎn)高於國外成熟市場的平均水平。
IPO (Initial Public Offerings) is a key approach for enterprises to raise capital, a good opportunity for investors to increase new investment and the beginning of supervision for supervisors.
的發(fā)行上市，是企業(yè)謀求發(fā)展，籌集資金的一個(gè)主要途逕；對於投資者來說，是新增加的投資選擇機(jī)會(huì)；而對於監(jiān)琯者來說，則意味著監(jiān)琯的開始。
The long-run performance of Initial Public Offerings is one of the three puzzles in IPO studies, and also a hot issue in western academy.
IPO的長期勣傚一直是IPO研究領(lǐng)域三大謎團(tuán)之一，也是西方學(xué)者研究的重點(diǎn)問題。

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