Stock Price Movements in Response to Stock Issues under Asymmetric Information
The Journal of FinancePublished 1 March 1986
William S. Krasker
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ABSTRACT This paper characterizes the function relating the number of new shares issued by a firm to the resulting change in the firm's stock price, when insiders are asymmetrically informed. We show that, in equilibrium, the stock price will be a decreasing function of the issue size; moreover, the rate of decrease can be so rapid to cause “equity rationing.” We also show that there will be underinvestment relative to the symmetric information case.
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