Venture Capital

1999 - 2025

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

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Editorial: The role of the public sector in the development of a regional venture capital industry pp. 243-253: Richard T. Harrison and Colin M. Mason
Publicly sponsored regional venture capital: what can the UK learn from the US experience? pp. 255-285: Alan Doran and Graham Bannock
Venture capital and regional development: Towards a venture capital 'system' pp. 287-311: Rebecca Harding
Public venture capital and economic development: The Scottish experience pp. 313-341: Neil Hood
The case for an enterprise development fund for Wales pp. 343-355: Helena R. Snee

Signaling value to businessangels: The proportion of the entrepreneur's net worth invested in a new venture as a decision signal pp. 167-182: Dev Prasad, Garry D. Bruton and George Vozikis
'Deal-makers': Reputation attracts quality pp. 183-202: Peter Kelly and Michael Hay
The dynamics of innovation financing in Sweden pp. 203-221: Åsa Lindholm Dahlstrand and Dilek Cetindamar
Venture capital market complementarities: The links between business angels and venture capital funds in the United Kingdom pp. 223-242: Richard T. Harrison and Colin M. Mason

A comparison of business angel and venture capitalist investment procedures: An agency theory-based analysis pp. 91-109: Mark Van Osnabrugge
The role and influence of external directors in small, entrepreneurial companies: Some evidence on VC and non-VC appointed external directors pp. 111-127: David Deakins, Eileen O'Neill and Patrick Mileham
The informal venture capital market in Norway ? investor characteristics, behaviour and investment preferences pp. 129-141: Bjornar Reitan and Roger Sorheim
Finance in UK high technology small firms: An overview pp. 143-153: Adrian Piper
The UK venture capital industry and investment in smaller companies and technology start ups pp. 155-164: Michael Denny

The short-run performance of JASDAQ companies and venture capital involvement before and after flotation pp. 1-25: Kenji Kutsuna, Marc Cowling and Paul Westhead
Venture capital investment and US family business pp. 27-39: Nancy Upton and William Petty
Courting the European growth firms: A survey of attitudes towards listing alternatives pp. 41-59: Benoit F. Leleux and Daniel F. Muzyka
The Swedish venture capital industry: An infant, adolescent or grown-up? pp. 61-88: Dilek Cetindamar Karaomerlioglu and Staffan Jacobsson

The application of principal-agent methods to investor-investee relations in the UK venture capital industry pp. 285-302: Gavin Reid
The syndication of private equity: Evidence from the UK pp. 303-324: Andy Lockett and Mike Wright
Conflicts of interest and the performance of venture-capital-backed IPOs: A preliminary look at the UK pp. 325-349: Susanne Espenlaub, Ian Garrett and Wei Peng Mun
Early-stage venture capital funds, scale economies and public support pp. 351-384: Gordon Murray

Conjoint analysis: A new methodological approach for researching the decision policies of venture capitalists pp. 197-217: Dean A. Shepherd and Andrew Zacharakis
High-tech management buy-outs pp. 219-239: Ken Robbie, Mike Wright and Mark Albrighton
A venture capital model for transitioning economies: The case of Poland pp. 241-257: Richard T. Bliss
Business angels in Japan pp. 259-273: Yasuhisa Tashiro
Executive forum: Japan's 'credit crunch' and its consequences for venture finance pp. 275-284: Akio Nishizawa

The early-stage equity market in the USA pp. 101-120: Jeffrey E. Sohl
Private investors' investment criteria: Insights from qualitative data pp. 121-145: Lisa Feeney, George H. Haines and Allan L. Riding
Newly created firms and informal angel investors: A four-stage model of network development pp. 147-167: Lloyd Steier and Royston Greenwood
Australia's informal venture capitalists: An exploratory profile pp. 169-186: Kevin Hindle and Robert Wenban
Business Angels: Should they fly on their own wings? pp. 187-195: Rudy Aernoudt

Editorial. Venture Capital: Rationale, aims and scope pp. 1-46: Colin Mason
European policy towards venture capital: Myth or reality? pp. 47-58: Rudy Aernoudt
Management assessment methods in venture capital: An empirical analysis of human capital valuation pp. 59-82: Geoffrey H. Smart
Supporting the pre-commercialization stages of technology-based firms: The effects of small-scale venture capital pp. 83-93: Magnus Klofsten