Venture Capital
1999 - 2025
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Volume 19, issue 4, 2017
- Signalling journal impact and prestige pp. 257-262

- Richard T. Harrison
- The limited interest of carmakers in corporate venture capital: insights from a mature industry pp. 263-283

- Marina Flamand and Vincent Frigant
- A review and simulation of business angel investment returns pp. 285-311

- Geoff Gregson, Adam J. Bock and Richard T. Harrison
- Venture capital investment, financial development, and economic growth: the case of European single market countries pp. 313-333

- Rudra P. Pradhan, Mak Arvin, Mahendhiran Nair and Sara E. Bennett
- Exploring performance drivers for technology-based ventures from early stage to expansion: perspectives of venture capitalists pp. 335-359

- Artie W. Ng, Douglas Macbeth and Leslie S. C. Yip
- Executive Forum: the scale-up gap: and how to address it pp. 361-372

- Rudy Aernoudt
Volume 19, issue 3, 2017
- Value-adding activities of venture capital companies: a content analysis of investor’s original documents in Germany pp. 129-146

- Dorian Proksch, Wiebke Stranz, Nino Röhr, Cornelia Ernst, Andreas Pinkwart and Michael Schefczyk
- Determinants of success in venture capital investments: evidence from Brazil pp. 147-161

- Antonio Gledson De Carvalho, Humberto Gallucci-Netto and Eduardo M. R. Siqueira
- The investment paradox: why attractive new ventures exhibit relatively poor investment potential pp. 163-181

- Kevin C. Cox, Jason Lortie and Kimberly Gramm
- Business angels: a research review and new agenda pp. 183-216

- Brett A. White and John Dumay
- Going offline: broadening crowdfunding research beyond the online context pp. 217-237

- David Gras, Robert S. Nason, Michael Lerman and Meg Stellini
- An exploratory analysis of Title II equity crowdfunding success pp. 239-256

- Stanislav Mamonov, Ross Malaga and Janet Rosenblum
Volume 19, issue 1-2, 2017
- Entrepreneurial finance: new frontiers of research and practice pp. 1-16

- Cristiano Bellavitis, Igor Filatotchev, Dzidziso Samuel Kamuriwo and Tom Vanacker
- De-segmenting research in entrepreneurial finance pp. 17-27

- Douglas Cumming and Silvio Vismara
- Attitudes of family firms toward outside investors: the importance of organizational identification pp. 29-50

- Jeroen Neckebrouck, Sophie Manigart and Miguel Meuleman
- The interaction of equity crowdfunding platforms and ventures: an analysis of the preselection process pp. 51-74

- Jonas Löher
- High-growth entrepreneurial firm funding: a qualitative study of native-born and immigrant entrepreneurs pp. 75-94

- Kaveh Moghaddam, Alexandre Aidov, Charles DuVal and Sara Azarpanah
- Dedicated funding for leasing and sharing research and test facilities and its impact on innovation, follow-on financing and growth of biotech start-ups: the Mibiton case pp. 95-118

- Willem Hulsink and Victor Scholten
- The internationalisation of business angel investment activity: a review and research agenda pp. 119-127

- Richard T. Harrison
Volume 18, issue 4, 2016
- Editorial pp. 277-277

- James Cleaver, Colin Mason and Richard Harrison
- Preventing dysfunctional conflict: examining the relationship between different types of managerial conflict in venture capital-backed firms pp. 279-296

- Bradley George, Truls Erikson and Annaleena Parhankangas
- CEOs’ appraisals of venture capitalists’ external and internal support: a transaction cost economics perspective pp. 297-320

- Dmitry Khanin and Ofir Turel
- The transformation of the business angel market: empirical evidence and research implications pp. 321-344

- Colin Mason, Tiago Botelho and Richard Harrison
- Early-stage fundraising of university spin-offs: a study through demand-site perspectives pp. 345-367

- Thanh Huynh
- Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi

- The Editors
Volume 18, issue 3, 2016
- The non-compensatory relationship between risk and return in business angel investment decision making pp. 189-209

- Scott A. Jeffrey, Moren Lévesque and Andrew L. Maxwell
- Opening the black box: triggers for shifts in business angels’ risk mitigation strategies within investments pp. 211-236

- Anna Söderblom, Mikael Samuelsson and Pär Mårtensson
- Venture capitalist-induced relational fit and new venture performance: a Dutch biotech comparative case analysis pp. 237-256

- Jan Faber, Carolina Castaldi and Roel W. M. Muskens
- An empirical investigation of the interplay between microcredit, institutional context, and entrepreneurial capabilities pp. 257-276

- Jonathan Kimmitt, Mariarosa Scarlata and Dimo Dimov
Volume 18, issue 2, 2016
- How much do VCS and underwriters matter? A comparative investigation of venture capitalist and underwriter effects on IPO underpricing pp. 95-114

- Markus Fitza and Thomas J. Dean
- Financing patterns of European SMEs -- an empirical taxonomy pp. 115-148

- Alexandra Moritz, Joern Block and Andreas Heinz
- Does startup experience matter? Venture capital selection criteria among Israeli entrepreneurs pp. 149-174

- Yakir Falik, Tom Lahti and Henrik Keinonen
- Executive forum: we know the saviour … and it is them: the future face(s) of venture capital pp. 175-187

- Brian Park and Erik P. M. Vermeulen
Volume 18, issue 1, 2016
- What do venture capitalists think of venture capital research? pp. 1-20

- Mark V. Cannice, Jonathan P. Allen and Manuel Tarrazo
- Emergent models of financial intermediation for innovative companies: from venture capital to crowdinvesting platforms in Switzerland pp. 21-41

- Victoriya Salomon
- The moderating influence of financial literacy on the relationship between access to finance and firm growth in Ghana pp. 43-61

- Samuel Adomako, Albert Danso and John Ofori Damoah
- Cross-border VC investment in Canadian firms: implications for exit patterns pp. 63-93

- Shuangshuang Kong, Miwako Nitani and Allan Riding
Volume 17, issue 4, 2015
- The returns of business angel investments and their major determinants pp. 271-298

- Vincenzo Capizzi
- A new perspective on private equity stage financing: evidence from investments in infrastructure pp. 299-325

- Josephine Gemson and Thillai Rajan Annamalai
- Developing venture capital when institutions change pp. 327-363

- David Lingelbach
Volume 17, issue 3, 2015
- Responding to uncertainty: syndication partner choice by foreign venture capital firms in China pp. 215-235

- Xiao Huang, Martin Kenney and Donald Patton
- Cultural influences in the decision to invest in new ventures: an exploratory study pp. 237-262

- John Perry, Masud Chand and Kirk Ring
- The costs and benefits of early-stage business tax credits: a case study of two US states pp. 263-270

- Krista Tuomi and Barbara Boxer
Volume 17, issue 1-2, 2015
- Financing SME growth in the UK: meeting the challenges after the global financial crisis pp. 1-6

- Richard T. Harrison and Rob Baldock
- The British Business Bank's role in facilitating economic growth by addressing imperfections in SME finance markets pp. 7-25

- Dan van der Schans
- Access to finance to SMEs at a regional level - the case of Finance Wales pp. 27-41

- Dylan Jones-Evans
- Consolidating the gains pp. 43-58

- David E. Gill
- Establishing a new UK finance escalator for innovative SMEs: the roles of the Enterprise Capital Funds and Angel Co-Investment Fund pp. 59-86

- Robert Baldock and Colin Mason
- What is the role of public feeder markets in developing technology-based small firms? An exploration of the motivations for listing on AIM since the GFC pp. 87-112

- Robert Baldock
- Can credit unions bridge the gap in lending to SMEs? pp. 113-128

- Steve Talbot, Ciarán Mac an Bhaird and Geoff Whittam
- Paradise lost? The case of technology-based small firms in New Zealand in the post-global financial crisis economic environment pp. 129-150

- David Deakins, David North and Jo Bensemann
- Seeding the cloud: financial bootstrapping in the computer software sector pp. 151-170

- Ciarán Mac an Bhaird and Theo Lynn
- Entrepreneurial implications of crowdfunding as alternative funding source for innovations pp. 171-189

- Othmar M. Lehner, Elisabeth Grabmann and Carina Ennsgraber
- Microfinance, country governance, and the global financial crisis pp. 191-213

- Ana C. Silva and Gonzalo A. Chávez
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