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Reluctance on the part of issuers to try a new experimental method
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Pressure from investment banks to use bookbuilding.
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"Why Do IPO Auctions Fail?"
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IPO auctions were used as an alternative to traditional, fixed-price public offers in Italy, Portugal, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom in the 1980s, and in Argentina, Malaysia, Singapore, and Turkey in the 1990s. However, they were abandoned in all of these countries long before bookbuilding was introduced from the United States. Hence, the rarity of IPO auctions cannot be due to unfamiliarity.
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More convincing is the suggestion that investment banks have pressured issuers to use bookbuilding because they garner higher fees.
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