Add to ORKGA venture capitalist faces a trade-off between the extent of managerial advice allocated to each start-up and the total number of firms advised. Diminishing returns to advice per firm call for a larger portfolio. As advice gets diluted, further expansion of the portfolio eventually becomes unprofitable
Venture Capital (VC) has emerged as the dominant source of finance for entrepreneurial and early sta...
This paper studies the contracting choices between an entrepreneur and venture capital investors in ...
Only a few start-ups looking for growth manage to acquire a first-round venture capital investment f...
A venture capitalist faces a trade-off between the extent of managerial advice allocated to each sta...
We take a portfolio approach to analyze the investment strategy of a venture capitalist (VC) and sho...
AbstractTraditional theory thinks that portfolio is not a fundamental characteristic of venture capi...
This paper investigates the optimal size and scope of a Venture Capitalist’s (VC’s) portfolio. We co...
Venture capitalists not only finance but also advise and thereby add value to young entrepreneurial ...
In financing start-up firms, venture capitalists carefully select among alternative projects, design...
This paper studies the contracting choices between an entrepreneur and venture capital investors in ...
This study examines how a venture capitalist determines the optimal number of companies in her portf...
This thesis examines the impact of including higher moments than the mean and variance when optimizi...
We analyze how entrepreneurial firms choose between two funding institution: banks, which monitor le...
Venture capitalists add value to portfolio firms by obtaining and transferring information about sen...
In nancing start-up \u85rms, venture capitalists carefully select among alternative projects, design...
Venture Capital (VC) has emerged as the dominant source of finance for entrepreneurial and early sta...
This paper studies the contracting choices between an entrepreneur and venture capital investors in ...
Only a few start-ups looking for growth manage to acquire a first-round venture capital investment f...
A venture capitalist faces a trade-off between the extent of managerial advice allocated to each sta...
We take a portfolio approach to analyze the investment strategy of a venture capitalist (VC) and sho...
AbstractTraditional theory thinks that portfolio is not a fundamental characteristic of venture capi...
This paper investigates the optimal size and scope of a Venture Capitalist’s (VC’s) portfolio. We co...
Venture capitalists not only finance but also advise and thereby add value to young entrepreneurial ...
In financing start-up firms, venture capitalists carefully select among alternative projects, design...
This paper studies the contracting choices between an entrepreneur and venture capital investors in ...
This study examines how a venture capitalist determines the optimal number of companies in her portf...
This thesis examines the impact of including higher moments than the mean and variance when optimizi...
We analyze how entrepreneurial firms choose between two funding institution: banks, which monitor le...
Venture capitalists add value to portfolio firms by obtaining and transferring information about sen...
In nancing start-up \u85rms, venture capitalists carefully select among alternative projects, design...
Venture Capital (VC) has emerged as the dominant source of finance for entrepreneurial and early sta...
This paper studies the contracting choices between an entrepreneur and venture capital investors in ...
Only a few start-ups looking for growth manage to acquire a first-round venture capital investment f...