This paper develops a theory of how angel and venture capital markets interact. En-trepreneurs first receive angel then venture capital funding. The two investor types are ‘friends ’ in that they rely upon each other’s investments. However, they are also ‘foes’, because at the later stage the venture capitalists no longer need the angels. Using a costly search model we derive the equilibrium deal flows across the two markets, endogenously deriving market sizes, competitive structures, valuation levels, and exit rates. We also ex-amine the role of legal protection for angel investments
In this paper, we shed light on interactions among the various investors operating within the entrep...
The recent explosion of the informal venture capital is stimulating finance scholars to deeply inves...
Where do entrepreneurs turn for funding once their credit cards are maxed out, friends and family ar...
This paper develops a theory of how angel and venture capital markets interact. Entrepreneurs first ...
We consider a setting in which an entrepreneur chooses between angel and venture capital financing t...
The nature and extent of complementarities between the informal and formal venture capital markets h...
We examine the role of angel investors in early venture financing using a new sample of 182 Series A...
Understanding an entrepreneurial finance ecosystem requires an appreciation of how different investo...
We analyze the funding of start-up companies across financing rounds, focusing on the dynamic intera...
We develop a model showing how investors, venture capitalists (VCs), and entrepreneurs integrate int...
This paper studies entrepreneurs ’ choice of investors, who must provide financial capital and effor...
In this paper, we shed light on interactions among the various investors operating within the entrep...
Cahier de Recherche du Groupe HEC Paris, n° 769This paper studies entrepreneurs' choice of investors...
One of the most difficult components in starting and growing a new enterprise is acquiring capital a...
In this paper, we shed light on interactions among the various investors operating within the entrep...
In this paper, we shed light on interactions among the various investors operating within the entrep...
The recent explosion of the informal venture capital is stimulating finance scholars to deeply inves...
Where do entrepreneurs turn for funding once their credit cards are maxed out, friends and family ar...
This paper develops a theory of how angel and venture capital markets interact. Entrepreneurs first ...
We consider a setting in which an entrepreneur chooses between angel and venture capital financing t...
The nature and extent of complementarities between the informal and formal venture capital markets h...
We examine the role of angel investors in early venture financing using a new sample of 182 Series A...
Understanding an entrepreneurial finance ecosystem requires an appreciation of how different investo...
We analyze the funding of start-up companies across financing rounds, focusing on the dynamic intera...
We develop a model showing how investors, venture capitalists (VCs), and entrepreneurs integrate int...
This paper studies entrepreneurs ’ choice of investors, who must provide financial capital and effor...
In this paper, we shed light on interactions among the various investors operating within the entrep...
Cahier de Recherche du Groupe HEC Paris, n° 769This paper studies entrepreneurs' choice of investors...
One of the most difficult components in starting and growing a new enterprise is acquiring capital a...
In this paper, we shed light on interactions among the various investors operating within the entrep...
In this paper, we shed light on interactions among the various investors operating within the entrep...
The recent explosion of the informal venture capital is stimulating finance scholars to deeply inves...
Where do entrepreneurs turn for funding once their credit cards are maxed out, friends and family ar...