Venture Capital

1999 - 2026

Current editor(s): Colin Mason and Richard T. Harrison

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Venture capital and high-tech start-ups pp. 261-266: Massimo G. Colombo, Terttu Luukkonen, Philippe Mustar and Mike Wright
Are technology VC investors a distinct species on the investment market? pp. 267-283: Mirjam Knockaert, Bart Clarysse and Andy Lockett
Why do university spin-offs attract more venture capitalists? pp. 285-306: Pedro Ortín-Ángel and Ferran Vendrell-Herrero
Venture capital investments and patenting activity of high-tech start-ups: a micro-econometric firm-level analysis pp. 307-326: Fabio Bertoni, Annalisa Croce and Diego D'Adda

Entrepreneurial finance in a regional economy pp. 167-172: Colin Mason
Is there a debt finance gap relating to Scottish SMEs? A demand-side perspective pp. 173-192: David North, Robert Baldock and Ignatius Ekanem
SMEs' access to bank finance in Scotland: an analysis of bank manager decision making pp. 193-209: David Deakins, Geoff Whittam and Janette Wyper
The early-stage risk capital market in Scotland since 2000: issues of scale, characteristics and market efficiency pp. 211-239: Richard T. Harrison, Gavin Don, Keith Glancey Johnston and Malcolm Greig
Business angel syndicates: an exploratory study of gatekeepers pp. 241-256: Stuart Paul and Geoff Whittam

The impact of venture capital on innovation behaviour and firm growth pp. 83-107: Michael Peneder
Conflict between the VC and entrepreneur: the entrepreneur's perspective pp. 109-126: Andrew Zacharakis, Truls Erikson and Bradley George
Resourcing new businesses: social networks, bootstrapping and firm performance pp. 127-152: Oswald Jones and Dilani Jayawarna
Is angel investing worth the effort? A study of Keiretsu Forum-super-† pp. 153-166: Geoff Roach

Metaphors used by venture capitalists: Darwinism, architecture and myth pp. 1-20: Mark V. Cannice and Arthur H. Bell
How does entrepreneurial activity affect the supply of informal investors? pp. 21-47: Andrew Burke, Chantal Hartog, André van Stel and Kashifa Suddle
Trade credit: a real option for bootstrapping small firms pp. 49-63: Douglas A. Bosse and Tom Arnold
How entrepreneurs-in-residence increase seed investment rates pp. 65-81: Jimmy Schwarzkopf, Moren Lévesque and Andrew Maxwell

Venture capital in crisis? pp. 279-285: Colin Mason
Right-sizing the US venture capital industry-super-† pp. 287-293: Paul Kedrosky
What is the effect of the financial crisis on venture capital financing? Empirical evidence from US Internet start-ups pp. 295-309: Joern Block and Philipp Sandner
Understanding the role of venture capitalists in knowledge dissemination in high-technology agglomerations: a case study of the University of Southampton spin-off cluster pp. 311-333: Steven Pinch and Peter Sunley
Developmental venture capital: conceptualizing the field pp. 335-360: Julia Sass Rubin
Entrepreneurial growth actions and their financial consequences in a start-up: insights from a low cost airline venture in a competitive environment pp. 361-378: Mukund R. Dixit, Amit Karna and Sunil Sharma

The patterns of venture capital investment in the UK bio-healthcare sector: the role of proximity, cumulative learning and specialisation pp. 185-211: Alessandro Rosiello and Stuart Parris
Delaware incorporation matters for new ventures: evidence from venture capital investment and the going public process pp. 213-227: Maya Waisman, Haizhi Wang and Robert Wuebker
The role of advisors in the venture capital investment process pp. 229-254: Oskari Lehtonen and Tom Lahti
The return to initial public offerings: a Sino-Indian comparison pp. 255-277: S. M. Locke and Kartick Gupta

Prospectus forecast publication and forecast errors: the role of venture capitalist certification pp. 87-105: David Citron, Robert Cressy and Xavier Gerard
Insider trading, pricing and the long-run performance of IPOs: evidence from the French market during the high-tech bubble pp. 107-132: Patrick Sentis
Why do some US universities generate more venture-backed academic entrepreneurs than others? pp. 133-162: Junfu Zhang
Smart capital in German start-ups -- an empirical analysis pp. 163-183: Dorothea Schäfer and Dirk Schilder

The economic impact of private equity: what we know and what we would like to know pp. 1-21: Mike Wright, John Gilligan and Kevin Amess
Legality and venture capital fund manager compensation pp. 23-54: Douglas Cumming and Sofia Johan
Financing entrepreneurial activity in Chile: scale and scope of public support programs pp. 55-70: G. Romaní, Miguel Atienza and J. E. Amorós
Use of financial bootstrapping in new businesses: a question of last resort? pp. 71-83: Joakim Winborg

Sampling and data collection in business angel research pp. 305-308: Richard T. Harrison and Colin M. Mason
Measuring business angel investment activity in the United Kingdom: a review of potential data sources pp. 309-330: Colin M. Mason and Richard T. Harrison
A review of sampling and definitional issues in informal venture capital research pp. 331-353: Ellen Farrell, Carole Howorth and Mike Wright
Business angels and love money investors: segments of the informal market for risk capital pp. 355-369: Allan L. Riding
What do we mean when we talk about business angels? Some reflections on definitions and sampling pp. 371-394: Sofia Avdeitchikova, Hans Landström and Nils Månsson-super-1

Information asymmetries, agency costs and venture capital exit outcomes pp. 197-231: Douglas Cumming and Sofia Johan
Mixed signals: why investors may misjudge first time high technology venture founders pp. 233-256: Jonathan Levie and Eli Gimmon
The impact of entrepreneurs' oral ‘pitch’ presentation skills on business angels' initial screening investment decisions pp. 257-279: Colin Clark
Entrepreneur--venture capitalist relationships: mitigating post-investment dyadic tensions pp. 281-304: Romeo V. Ţurcan

Private equity and venture capital in an emerging economy: evidence from Brazil pp. 111-126: Leonardo de Lima Ribeiro and Antonio Gledson de Carvalho
Business angels and value added: what do we know and where do we go? pp. 127-147: Diamanto Politis
Do business angel networks deliver value to business angels? pp. 149-169: Dodo Zu Knyphausen-Aufseß and Rouven Westphal
Banks' risk assessment of Swedish SMEs pp. 171-194: Volker Bruns and Margaret Fletcher

The public venture capital challenge: the Australian case pp. 1-20: Josh Lerner and Brian Watson
Venture capitalists' non-financial value-added: an evaluation of the evidence and implications for research pp. 21-53: David Large and Steven Muegge
On the structure of the informal venture capital market in Sweden: developing investment roles pp. 55-85: Sofia Avdeitchikova
The performance of entrepreneurial companies post-listing on the New Zealand Stock Exchange pp. 87-110: Stuart M. Locke and Kartick Gupta