This paper explores funding issues at the early development stages of Technology-Based Small Firms (TBSFs) spun-out from universities, non-university research organisations and parent companies. This paper presents empirical evidence for the UK, derived from an extensive online questionnaire survey. The sample consists of 53 spin-offs representing a subsample of 133 TBSFs. The sample is divided into three subcategories, university, non-university and parent company spin-offs. The results suggest that high technology small firms which have spun-off from other organisations may have particular needs for finance and that these may change as they develop through the early stages of development. The results further suggest that there are funding...
University spin-offs are a vital firm class since they are an economically important sub-group of hi...
In this paper, we provide original empirical evidence, based on a sample of 255 new ventures operati...
In this paper, we provide original empirical evidence, based on a sample of 255 new ventures operati...
This paper explores funding issues at the early development stages of Technology-Based Small Firms (...
We contribute to the literature on corporate spin-offs and university spin-offs by exploring how dif...
Support to enhance early growth of academic spin-off firms is at the core of many economic policies....
Science-based and high technology industries are a major source of economic growth and competitivene...
We contribute to the literature on corporate spin-offs and university spin-offs by exploring how dif...
Innovative start-ups, including spin-offs from universities and companies, play a vital role in the ...
We provide empirical evidence to resolve the dilemma about the existence of a VCs’ bias against inve...
This research work focuses on the factors which lead investors to finance university spin-outs. The ...
Support to enhance early growth of academic spin-off firms is at the core of many economic policies....
In this paper, we analyse whether venture capital (VC) firms have a bias against investment in acade...
Support to enhance early growth of academic spin-off firms is at the core of many economic policies....
Based upon the Triple-Helix model of university-industry interaction, this study investigates the te...
University spin-offs are a vital firm class since they are an economically important sub-group of hi...
In this paper, we provide original empirical evidence, based on a sample of 255 new ventures operati...
In this paper, we provide original empirical evidence, based on a sample of 255 new ventures operati...
This paper explores funding issues at the early development stages of Technology-Based Small Firms (...
We contribute to the literature on corporate spin-offs and university spin-offs by exploring how dif...
Support to enhance early growth of academic spin-off firms is at the core of many economic policies....
Science-based and high technology industries are a major source of economic growth and competitivene...
We contribute to the literature on corporate spin-offs and university spin-offs by exploring how dif...
Innovative start-ups, including spin-offs from universities and companies, play a vital role in the ...
We provide empirical evidence to resolve the dilemma about the existence of a VCs’ bias against inve...
This research work focuses on the factors which lead investors to finance university spin-outs. The ...
Support to enhance early growth of academic spin-off firms is at the core of many economic policies....
In this paper, we analyse whether venture capital (VC) firms have a bias against investment in acade...
Support to enhance early growth of academic spin-off firms is at the core of many economic policies....
Based upon the Triple-Helix model of university-industry interaction, this study investigates the te...
University spin-offs are a vital firm class since they are an economically important sub-group of hi...
In this paper, we provide original empirical evidence, based on a sample of 255 new ventures operati...
In this paper, we provide original empirical evidence, based on a sample of 255 new ventures operati...