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This paper compares the post-investment value-added activities performed by governmental venture capital (GVC) and … investment profiles of these investors might have on the forms of value added. The study uses a unique data set based on a survey … attention to potential adverse effects of the post-investment engagement of the investors on the firm. Using a composite …
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Although there seems to be consensus in the literature that venture capital investors increase the innovation output of their portfolio companies, there is little evidence about how investor type (governmental vs. private) and transaction structure (syndicated vs. non-syndicated) moderate this...
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We argue that different forms of venture capital contribute differently to the innovation process and, consequently, differ in their impact on portfolio companies' innovation output. Our results suggest that the innovation output of companies financed by independent VCs increases significantly...
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This paper compares the post-investment value-added activities performed by governmental venture capital (GVC) and … investment profiles of these investors might have on the forms of value added. The study uses a unique data set based on a survey … attention to potential adverse effects of the post-investment engagement of the investors on the firm. Using a composite …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009296648
This paper explores whether and how governmental venture capital investors (GVCs) spur invention and innovation in young biotech companies in Europe. To gauge invention we focus on the simple patent stock at the company level, while innovation is proxied by the citation-weighted patent stock....
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that this will translate in a recognizable difference in the investment sensitivity to cash flows of portfolio companies … and its evolution after the first investment round. We hypothesise that VC, thanks to its ability in overcoming …
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of governmental venture capital fund (GVC) investments. Consistently with the reverse electoral investment cycle, which … characterizes private investment, GVCs on average decelerate their investment activity in election years. In high-stakes election … existence of an opportunistic electoral investment cycle. GVC investments exhibit style drift in high-stakes elections years …
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The objective of this paper is to illustrate the main theories and survey the empirical evidence on the impact of private equity leveraged buyouts (LBOs) on innovative activity at target companies. I illustrate how the theoretical lenses through which LBOs are described have adapted to the...
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Digitization dramatically changes entrepreneurs’ business models and their implications for the type and timing of finance that support them. It creates new financial channels (including crowd-investors and initial coin offerings) that complement, and in part substitute, traditional...
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venture capital (PVC) financing. We estimate an investment equation derived from a sales accelerator model, and benchmark PVC …
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