- 1Introduction
- 1.1 Relevancy of the Topic
- 1.2 Objectives of the Study
- 1.3 Layout of the Study
- 2 Sources of Capital for Young Growth Companies
- 2.1 Characterization of Young Growth Companies
- 2.2 Types of Finance
- 2.2.1 Types of Finance available to young growth companies
- 2.2.2 Viability of the financing options for young growth companies
- 2.3 Venture Capital as Financial Concept
- 3 Economic Methods for the Analysis of Financial Relationships
- 3.1 Neoclassic Financial Theory
- 3.2 Theory of the firm
- 3.3 A Clarification of Agency Costs
- 3.4 Inference from the Methods
- 4 Agency Problems Related to Equity Capital for Young Growth Companies
- 4.1 Moral Hazard
- 4.2 Holdup
- 4.3 Adverse Selection.
- 4.4 Actual Agency Problems in the Investor Investee Relationship
- 5 Solutions and Mitigations to the Agency Problems
- 5.1 Aligning Interests
- 5.2 Measures against Moral Hazard
- 5.3 Measure against Holdup: Vertical Integration
- 5.4 Measures against Adverse Selection
- 5.5 Creating a Dynamic Relationship
- 5.6 Effects of Competition.
- 5.7 The Competitive Role of Information
- 5.8 Inference from the solutions and mitigations
- 6 Venture Capital as Financial Intermediary
- 6.1 Venture Capital as two-step agency relationship
- 6.2 Relationship between Venture Capitalist and Venture
- 6.3 Relationship between Investor and Venture Capitalist
- 6.4 Advantageousness of Venture Capital as Intermediary
- 6.5 Functions of Venture Capitalists as Intermediaries
- 7 Conclusion and Outlook
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