Investment banks should market stock in a group of start-ups, along with institutional and independent research on thecompanies, Mr. Dagres says. That way, banks would offerinvestors a more lucrative opportunity while diversifying the risk andreducing the need for doing their own research on small, relatively unknown companies. He calls the idea a shared risk pool — if one of 20 companies in agroup fails, investors share the losses and still have stakes in 19 other companies.
2009年5月8日星期五
A Vintage Idea for Restarting the I.P.O. Market
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