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Table 10 Estimations using clustered standard errors by period and industry

From: The impact of IFRS mandate and institutional governance on underpricing and aftermarket performance of IPO shares in Turkey

 

Dependent variables

IDR

BHAR-2Y

Panel A: Standard errors are clustered by year

 Post

0.024

 − 0.757**

 

(1.248)

(− 2.274)

 Treatment

0.243

 − 0.334

 

(0.617)

(− 1.177)

 IFRS (Post*Treatment)

 − 0.065

1.014***

 

(− 0.185)

(3.014)

 Firm-level controls

Included

Included

 Market-level Controls

Included

Included

 Other Controls

Included

Included

 YE and IE

Included

Included

 Observations

188

137

 Adj. R2

0.039

0.389

 Number of clusters

20

18

Panel B: Standard errors are clustered by industry

 Post

0.024

 − 0.757**

 

(1.350)

(− 1.792)

 Treatment

0.243

 − 0.334

 

(0.661)

(− 0.810)

 IFRS (Post*Treatment)

 − 0.077

1.014**

 

(− 1.422)

(2.310)

 Firm-level controls

Included

Included

 Market-level Controls

Included

Included

 Other Controls

Included

Included

 YE and IE

Included

Included

 Observations

188

137

 Adj. R2

0.039

0.389

 Number of clusters

18

17

Panel C: Standard errors are clustered by year and industry

 Post

0.024

 − 0.757**

 

(1.074)

(− 2.180)

 Treatment

0.243

 − 0.334

 

(0.493)

(− 0.978)

 IFRS (Post*Treatment)

 − 0.077

1.014***

 

(− 1.029)

(2.769)

 Firm-level controls

Included

Included

 Market-level Controls

Included

Included

 Other Controls

Included

Included

 YE and IE

Included

Included

 Observations

188

137

 Adj. R2

0.039

0.389

 Number of clusters

90

80

  1. The table presents the estimation results for the two different dependent variables, including initial day returns (IDR), and buy and hold abnormal returns for a 2-years investment strategy (BHAR2Y). The estimation period is from 1998 to 2019. 2005 is excluded to avoid the probable impact of confounding forces during the transition year. Detailed definitions of variables are provided in Table 1. Numbers in parentheses are t-statistics recorded according to different clustering, i.e. by year (in Panel A), by industry (in Panel B), and by both industry and year (in Panel C). ***, and ** indicate statistical significance at 1%, and 5% level, respectively