open innovation to assimilate external knowledge is corporate venture capital (CVC), meaning minority investments in … entrepreneurial ventures by incumbent firms, whereby the objectives of CVC investments might be purely financial or may pursue … strategic goals. CVC has been identified as a possible approach to ambidexterity, since investments in new ventures can allow to …

venture capital (CVC), we are able to distinguish between the pressure and information effect of analysts. Using the data of …, and ii) more analyst coverage leads firms to acquire more innovative firms and invest in CVC. We attribute the first …

Corporate Venture Capital (CVC) has been receiving increasingly more attention all over the world as a special way for … accessing new ideas and innovative opportunities through minor-share investing in established companies. The purpose of CVC … through the use of a CVC programme. This research aims to measure and analyse the Corporate Venture Capital programmes of …

and enabling. Corporate venture capital (CVC) has become an important way for large enterprises to seize knowledge … symbiosis, self-consistency, evolution, spillover, and other effects within the CVC ecological community fully realize the … "positive sum game" process of both sides; (2) The large enterprise population and entrepreneurial enterprise population in the …