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The syndication of venture capital investments

Omega, 2001
This paper examines competing finance, resource-based and deal flow explanations for the syndication of venture capital investments. Evidence from 60 firms (a 58.8% response rate) is analysed. Overall the finance perspective provides a strong explanation of motives for syndication, but the resource-based view is found to be much more important for ...
Andy Lockett, Mike Wright
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The Crowdfunding Effects on Venture Capital Investment

Management Science, 2020
We examine the impact of crowdfunding on venture capital (VC) investments in the presence of competition among VC firms. Our economic model comprises a startup, a crowdfunding platform, and two VC firms, each with its own perception of the startup’s potential.
Ming Hu 0002, Yannan Jin, Jussi Keppo
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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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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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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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Venture Capital and Sequential Investment

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2008
One of the characteristics of the venture capitalist's investment is sequential injection of capital. This practice is adopted in order to reduce agency problems and to give flexibility to the investment done by the venture capitalist (VC). Thus, at each stage, the investor can decide to stop his investment if the firm's flows don't evolve in the right
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The Syndication of Venture Capital Investments

Financial Management, 1994
This paper examines three rationales for the syndication of venture capital investments, using a sample of 271 private biotechnology firms. Syndication is commonplace, even in the first-round investments. Experienced venture capitalists primarily syndicate first-round investments to venture investors with similar levels of experience.
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