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Does venture capitalist activism improve investment performance?

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Does Venture Capitalist Activism Improve Investment Performance?

Jackson, William E. - 2013

We investigate whether venture capitalist (VC) activism is associated with higher investment returns. Advising portfolio firms is time consuming and creates trade-offs between intensity of VC activism and portfolio size. As the number of assisted firms expands, advice can be stretched too thin,...

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Does venture capitalist activism improve investment performance?

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We investigate whether venture capitalist (VC) activism is associated with higher investment returns. Advising portfolio firms is time consuming and creates tradeoffs between intensity of VC activism and portfolio size. As the number of assisted firms expands, advice can be stretched too thin,...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010571877