Abstract
This study investigates differences in IPO underpricing between family and nonfamily firms. Using a sample of 1,743 IPOs occurring in seven European countries from 1995 to 2011, we show that the relationship between family firm status and IPO underpricing is contingent on the degree of share retention.
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