I'm trying to understand IPO valuation pricing, but why are IPO proceeds lower than the total IPO offering size?
E.g. IPO raised 1bn in cash but the total offering size is 1.3bn?
I'm refering to this:
IPO Valuation Model [Video Tutorial] (breakingintowallstreet.com)
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