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probability of survival until the IPO stage is higher for venture-backed companies. (2) According to several different measures …, conditional on making an IPO, the post-listing performance of venture-backed companies is not statistically different from that of …
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venture capital (VC) financing. We argue that investors are faced with considerable uncertainty and therefore rely on patents … British biotechnology companies we have identified all patents filed at the European Patent Office (EPO). Applying hazard rate … attention to patent quality, financing those ventures faster which later turn out to have high-quality patents. Patent …
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This paper explores a new role for venture capitalists, as knowledge intermediaries. A venture capital investor can communicate valuable knowledge to an entrepreneur, facilitating innovation. The venture capitalist can also communicate the entrepreneur's innovative knowledge to other portfolio...
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acquire valuable ideas, develop them beyond the level incumbents would have chosen, and use patents to signal their companies …
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, and progressive taxation, as well as investment and output subsidies to the entrepreneurial sector. …
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This paper offers a new explanation for the prevalent use of convertible securities in venture capital finance. Convertible securities can be used to endogenously allocate cash flow rights as a function of the realized quality of the project. This property can be used to mitigate the double...
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‘informed capital’. Due to incentive and information problems, start-ups face larger costs of going public than mature firms …, the quicker monitors’ informed capital is redirected towards new start-ups. Hence, when informed capital is in limited …
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This Paper presents the first model where entry deterrence takes place through financial rather than product-market channels. In standard models of the interaction between product and financial markets, a firm's use of financial instruments deters entry by affecting product market behaviour,...
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'): an arrival of new technology increases demands for venture capital by driving new firm startups. We analyze this …
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Why do some start-up firms raise funds from banks and others from venture capitalists? To answer this question, I study a model in which the venture capitalist can evaluate the entrepreneur’s project more accurately than the bank but can also threaten to steal it from the entrepreneur. The...
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