We investigate whether the supply of Venture Capital (VC) in Germany is driven by spatial influences. The study is based on information from more than 300 VC investments made in Germany between 2004 and 2005. We find evidence that the geographical distance between a VC company and the portfolio firm is not an important factor for German VC investments. Syndication of investments helps to overcome the problem of distance to portfolio firms if one of the investors is located close to the investment. Altogether, we find no evidence for a severe regional equity gap for young and innovative companies in Germany
Focusing upon venture capital this chapter discusses a number of core issues in geographical aspects...
This report examines the regional complexion of venture capital activity in the UK and Germany over ...
We document geographic concentration by both venture capital firms and venture capital-financed comp...
We examine the role of spatial proximity for venture capital (VC) investments in Germany. The main d...
The issue of ‘equity gaps’ has loomed large in recent discussions of enterprise formation and develo...
We analyze the distribution of venture capital (VC) investments across German regions and explore th...
Venture capitalists (VCs) face additional risks and costs when they invest in firms located in geogr...
Abstract: Using a novel dataset of worldwide venture capital deals, we show that geographical and in...
This study examines empirically the syndication of equity by multiple venture capitalists in Germany...
ABSTRACT. This study empirically examines the syndication of equity by multiple venture capitalists ...
This study examines empirically the syndication of equity by multiple venture capitalists in Germany...
This study examines empirically the syndication of equity by multiple venture capitalists in Germany...
Using a sample of 1485 funded firms in Germany, we analyse the drivingforces of Venture Capitalist (...
In this paper, we study how the geography of venture capital (VC) and the location of entrepreneuria...
Venture capital (VC) investment has long been conceptualized as a local business , in which the VC’s...
Focusing upon venture capital this chapter discusses a number of core issues in geographical aspects...
This report examines the regional complexion of venture capital activity in the UK and Germany over ...
We document geographic concentration by both venture capital firms and venture capital-financed comp...
We examine the role of spatial proximity for venture capital (VC) investments in Germany. The main d...
The issue of ‘equity gaps’ has loomed large in recent discussions of enterprise formation and develo...
We analyze the distribution of venture capital (VC) investments across German regions and explore th...
Venture capitalists (VCs) face additional risks and costs when they invest in firms located in geogr...
Abstract: Using a novel dataset of worldwide venture capital deals, we show that geographical and in...
This study examines empirically the syndication of equity by multiple venture capitalists in Germany...
ABSTRACT. This study empirically examines the syndication of equity by multiple venture capitalists ...
This study examines empirically the syndication of equity by multiple venture capitalists in Germany...
This study examines empirically the syndication of equity by multiple venture capitalists in Germany...
Using a sample of 1485 funded firms in Germany, we analyse the drivingforces of Venture Capitalist (...
In this paper, we study how the geography of venture capital (VC) and the location of entrepreneuria...
Venture capital (VC) investment has long been conceptualized as a local business , in which the VC’s...
Focusing upon venture capital this chapter discusses a number of core issues in geographical aspects...
This report examines the regional complexion of venture capital activity in the UK and Germany over ...
We document geographic concentration by both venture capital firms and venture capital-financed comp...