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Venture capital financed investments in intellectual capital

, 2004
Jorgensen, S., Kort, P.M., Dockner, E.J.
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Asset liquidity and venture capital investment

Journal of Corporate Finance, 2021
"We examine the relationship between asset market liquidity and venture capital (VC) investment and find that it is inverted U-shaped. Asset liquidity and VC investment are positively related for low levels of asset liquidity but negatively related for higher levels of asset liquidity.
Nguyen, Giang, Vo, Vinh
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Local bias in venture capital investments

Journal of Empirical Finance, 2007
Abstract This paper examines local bias in the context of venture capital (VC) investments. Based on a sample of U.S. VC investments between 1980 and June 2009, we find more reputable VCs (older, larger, more experienced, and with stronger IPO track record) and VCs with broader networks exhibit less local bias.
Douglas J. Cumming, Na Dai
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Demystifying venture capital investing

IEEE Symposium on Information Visualization, 2002. INFOVIS 2002., 2003
Since the crash of the dot.coms, investors have gotten a lot more careful with where they place their money. Now more than ever it becomes really important for venture capitalists (VCs) to monitor the state of the startups market and continually update their investment strategy to suit the rapidly changing market conditions.
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Venture Capital Ownership Type, Investment Criteria and Venture Performance

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2009
We investigate the investment behavior and exit performance of VCs that have pursued expansion outside their home locations. Our findings indicate that in the Asian VC markets, foreign VCs have relative advantages over local VCs in terms of size and experience while they are at disadvantage in information collection and monitoring due to distance. When
Na Dai, Hoje Jo, Sul K. Kassicieh
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Venture Capital High-Tech Investments

The Journal of Private Equity, 2001
To what extent can we predict the success of enterprises in which venture capitalists invest? This study examines 117 venture-capital-backed companies in the Internet, software, hardware, and semiconductor industries that had initial public offerings between 1994 and 1997.
William D. Bygrave, Gregory Johnstone, Michael Matchett, James Roedel   +3 more
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Modelling venture capital investments

Technovation, 1987
Abstract This paper develops decision models for investment in new ventures. A preliminary survey of venture capitalists yielded six variables considered by them to be useful predictors. Next, a mail survey of venture capital firms provided complete data on 68 venture capital investments. Linear models have been developed based on (i) the judgment of
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Responsible Investing With Venture Capital

2021
More often than not, responsible investing (RI) is associated with “patient” capital and sustainable development. Venture capital (VC), by its objectives to invest in projects with very high returns and exit quickly the market, is rightly considered as “impatient” capital, and as such, it is a less likely candidate to contribute to sustainability. This
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Angel Investment Management and Venture Capital

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017
How do you model the suitable angel investing in the capital market that managing venture capital portfolio, maintaining high returns and minimizing the downside risk where the venture investments including seed, start-up, bridge, acquisition and merger, and turnaround firm utilize new idea and create innovative technologies in efficient capital market
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Learning By Investing: Evidence from Venture Capital [PDF]

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2008
Uncertainties about technologies and investment opportunities are prevalent for investments in entrepreneurial companies by venture capitalists (VCs), and this study finds that the resolution of these uncertainties, through VCs' learning, is important for their investment decisions. The hypothesis that individual investments are evaluated in isolation,
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