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Greenshoe

Greenshoe, or over-allotment clause, is the term commonly used to describe a special arrangement in a U.S. registered share offering, for example an initial public offering (IPO), which enables the investment bank representing the underwriters to support the share price after the offering without putting their own capital at risk. This clause is codified…

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Underwriter short-selling and price stabilization

LiquidityPublic offeringInvestment bankingSyndicateSecondary offering
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Reverse greenshoe

ProvisionProspectusFacebook IPO
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Initial public offering (IPO)UnderwritersPrimary sharesSecondary sharesStride Rite
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Underwriter short-selling and price stabilization

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Greenshoe

Nodes25
Edges24
Triples30
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.08
Components1

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Greenshoe

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related to SEC regulations · 10
Greenshoe → However, Instead, It, Recently, SEC, Syndicate, The, The SEC, United States, US
related to Greenshoe clause · 4
Greenshoe → As, IPO, Stock, The
related to How a regular greenshoe works · 4
Greenshoe → Buying, If, The, The IPO
related to How a reverse greenshoe works · 4
Greenshoe → Buying, If, The, The IPO
related to Naked short selling and syndicate covering purchases · 4
Greenshoe → If, On, The, Unlike
is a · 2
Greenshoe → physically settled offset given to the underwriter by the issuer.The underwriter has sold 115, special provision in an IPO prospectus
related to Reverse greenshoe · 2
Greenshoe → In, IPO

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shares underwriters price offering short underwriter syndicate position share ipo market stock issuer 15 naked public shoe risk back example

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Greenshoeis aspecial provision in an IPO prospectus0.90text
Greenshoeis aphysically settled offset given to the underwriter by the issuer.The underwriter has sold 1150.90text
Greenshoerelated to Greenshoe clauseThe0.60section
Greenshoerelated to Greenshoe clauseAs0.60section
Greenshoerelated to Greenshoe clauseStock0.60section
Greenshoerelated to Greenshoe clauseIPO0.60section
Greenshoerelated to How a regular greenshoe worksThe0.60section
Greenshoerelated to How a regular greenshoe worksThe IPO0.60section
Greenshoerelated to How a regular greenshoe worksIf0.60section
Greenshoerelated to How a regular greenshoe worksBuying0.60section
Greenshoerelated to How a reverse greenshoe worksThe0.60section
Greenshoerelated to How a reverse greenshoe worksThe IPO0.60section

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