none2In this paper, we provide original empirical evidence, based on a sample of 255 new ventures operating in the micro and nanotechnology (MNT) sector in the United Kingdom, on the ability of academic spin-offs to attract venture capital financing. We analyze whether venture capitalists have a bias against investing in academic spin-offs due to high levels of risk and monitoring costs. Our results suggest that this bias does not exist in the case of MNT, although spin-offs from universities with high institutional prestige have a significantly higher likelihood to receive VC financing as compared to other academic and non-academic start-ups.noneMunari F.; Toschi L.Munari F.; Toschi L
This paper explores funding issues at the early development stages of Technology-Based Small Firms (...
Innovative start-ups, including spin-offs from universities and companies, play a vital role in the ...
This project examines the role of venture capitalists (VCs) as disseminators of knowledge in the clu...
none2In this paper, we provide original empirical evidence, based on a sample of 255 new ventures op...
In this paper, we provide original empirical evidence, based on a sample of 255 new ventures operati...
none2In this paper, we provide original empirical evidence, based on a sample of 255 new ventures op...
In this paper, we analyse whether venture capital (VC) firms have a bias against investment in acade...
We provide empirical evidence to resolve the dilemma about the existence of a VCs’ bias against inve...
This paper provides empirical evidence that young university spin-offs are more likely to receive ve...
This study explores why some university spin-outs (USOs) are able to attract first venture capital (...
Abstract University spin-offs are defined as firms founded by university employees. Using a large da...
This research work focuses on the factors which lead investors to finance university spin-outs. The ...
This paper explores funding issues at the early development stages of Technology-Based Small Firms (...
Innovative start-ups, including spin-offs from universities and companies, play a vital role in the ...
This project examines the role of venture capitalists (VCs) as disseminators of knowledge in the clu...
none2In this paper, we provide original empirical evidence, based on a sample of 255 new ventures op...
In this paper, we provide original empirical evidence, based on a sample of 255 new ventures operati...
none2In this paper, we provide original empirical evidence, based on a sample of 255 new ventures op...
In this paper, we analyse whether venture capital (VC) firms have a bias against investment in acade...
We provide empirical evidence to resolve the dilemma about the existence of a VCs’ bias against inve...
This paper provides empirical evidence that young university spin-offs are more likely to receive ve...
This study explores why some university spin-outs (USOs) are able to attract first venture capital (...
Abstract University spin-offs are defined as firms founded by university employees. Using a large da...
This research work focuses on the factors which lead investors to finance university spin-outs. The ...
This paper explores funding issues at the early development stages of Technology-Based Small Firms (...
Innovative start-ups, including spin-offs from universities and companies, play a vital role in the ...
This project examines the role of venture capitalists (VCs) as disseminators of knowledge in the clu...