t******g 发帖数: 462 | 1 A greenshoe is a clause contained in the underwriting agreement of an
initial public offering (IPO) that allows underwriters to buy up to an
additional 15% of company shares at the offering price.
This is how a greenshoe protection works:
--- The underwriter works as a liaison (like a dealer), finding buyers for
the shares that their client is offering.
--- A price for the shares is determined by the sellers (company owners and
directors) and the buyers (underwriters and clients).
--- When the price is determined, the shares are ready to publicly trade.
The underwriter has to ensure that these shares do not trade below the
offering price.
--- If the underwriter finds there is a possibility of the shares trading
below the offering price, they can exercise the greenshoe option.
--- In order to keep the price under control, the underwriter oversells or
shorts up to 15% more shares than initially offered by the company. | t******g 发帖数: 462 | 2 For its efforts, Morgan Stanley will receive 38 percent of the overall IPO
fees, about $67 million
在今天最低交易价格:38美元,摩根士丹利被迫买入6300万股FB,价值23亿美元 |
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