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Company Financing via Initial Public Offering
Kovář, Jakub ; Ptáček,, Roman (referee) ; Meluzín, Tomáš (advisor)
Subject of this thesis is initial public offering and it’s main goal is describing of obtaining external funds for company’s funding. In the first part of the thesis is description of basic structure of financial markets, especially stock markets. The term IPO and it’s advantages and disadvantages are described. The last part is focused on individual steps of IPO realization. This thesis is focused on evaluation of chosen company’s entry on stock market. Especially macro-economic presumptions for IPO, readiness of chosen company and choice of suitable market are evaluated.
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Preparation of the Company to Enter the Stock Market
Horkelová, Valentina ; Krejčová, Marcela (referee) ; Meluzín, Tomáš (advisor)
The folowing work deals with primary public issue of stocks - an external financial source of business activities. This source of finance is defined to the reader as: there are explained advantages and disadvantages of IPO Process, including supposition of succesful enter to the stock exchange. This work is concretly oriented on Pre-filing phase of a company for an enter to the stock exchange with the aim to set a procedure of IPO Process and apply it to a concrete company.
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Market Microstructure of Stock Exchanges in the Visegrad Region
Fraňo, Filip ; Teplý, Petr (advisor) ; Buzková, Petra (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to compare stock exchanges in the Visegrad region with respect to the market microstructure theory, the field of economics studying the outcome of trading under specific rules. First, commonly used structures of markets are presented and the motivation why economists should be concerned with the design of markets is provided. In the main part of the work, besides the basic attributes of these markets, their market structures and trading systems are compared. Moreover, the price behavior of High Capitalization and Mid Capitalization segments of companies from the Budapest Stock Exchange (BSE), the Prague Stock Exchange (PSE), and the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE) is examined. Finally, the method developed by Roll (1984) is implemented to estimate the bid-ask spreads of the largest companies listed on the BSE, the PSE, and the WSE. The results that do not correspond with previous empirical studies probably stem from relatively low liquidity of these markets and unusual price behavior during crisis.
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Company Financing via Initial Public Offering
Kovář, Jakub ; Ptáček,, Roman (referee) ; Meluzín, Tomáš (advisor)
Subject of this thesis is initial public offering and it’s main goal is describing of obtaining external funds for company’s funding. In the first part of the thesis is description of basic structure of financial markets, especially stock markets. The term IPO and it’s advantages and disadvantages are described. The last part is focused on individual steps of IPO realization. This thesis is focused on evaluation of chosen company’s entry on stock market. Especially macro-economic presumptions for IPO, readiness of chosen company and choice of suitable market are evaluated.
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Preparation of the Company to Enter the Stock Market
Horkelová, Valentina ; Krejčová, Marcela (referee) ; Meluzín, Tomáš (advisor)
The folowing work deals with primary public issue of stocks - an external financial source of business activities. This source of finance is defined to the reader as: there are explained advantages and disadvantages of IPO Process, including supposition of succesful enter to the stock exchange. This work is concretly oriented on Pre-filing phase of a company for an enter to the stock exchange with the aim to set a procedure of IPO Process and apply it to a concrete company.
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Comparison of Prague Stock Exchange and Warsaw Stock Exchange
Svobodová, Jindra ; Kříž, Radim (advisor) ; Hásová, Jiřina (referee)
The goal of this thesis is to analyze and compare the main characteristics of Prague Stock Exchange and Warsaw Stock Exchange. At first the attention is paid to the concept of "stock exchange" in the legal system of both countries. A short summary of the history of both exchanges is followed by a description of the organizational structure and comparison of the basic conditions of exchange membership. The individual market segments are analyzed as well as conditions for admission of financial instruments to those segments. The thesis also outlines the essential characteristics of trading systems in Prague and in Warsaw together with a list of basic types of trades. The final comparative analysis is devoted to the type and volume of financial instruments traded on both exchanges and settlement of those trades.
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