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Три основные способа проведения IPO;Основные этапы проведения IPO (по методу формирования книги заявок);Выбор инвестиционного банка и формирование синдиката инвестиционных банков;Оплата услуг андеррайтеров;Оценка стоимости IPO;Размещение акций среди инвесторов до начала торгов;Ценовая стабилизация после начала торгов акциями;Маркет-мейкинг;Рекомендации аналитиков и аналитические инвестиционные отчеты; |
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