textabstractFinancial theory, resource-based theory and access to deal flow are used to explain syndication practices among European venture capital (VC) firms. The desire to share risk and increase portfolio diversification is a more important motive for syndication than the desire to access additional intangible resources or deal flow. Access to resources is, however, more important for non-lead than for lead investors. When resource-based motives are more important, the propensity to syndicate increases. Syndication intensity is higher for young VC firms and for VC firms, specialised in a specific investment stage. Finally, syndication strategies are similar across European countries, but differ from North American strategies
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This paper provides evidence that venture capital (VC) syndication creates value for entrepreneurial...
Venture Capital Communities While it is well-known that syndication is extensively used in venture c...
This study examines empirically the syndication of equity by multiple venture capitalists in Germany...
Financial theory, resource-based theory and access to deal flow are used to explain syndication prac...
Financial theory, resource-based theory and deal flow generation are used to explain synd ication pr...
Financial theory, access to deal flow, selection, and monitoring skills are used to explain syndicat...
Financial theory, access to deal flow, selection, and monitoring skills are used to explain syndicat...
International audienceFinancial theory, access to deal flow, selection, and monitoring skills are us...
International audienceFinancial theory and resource-based theory are often used to explain syndicati...
Using a sample of 1485 funded firms in Germany, we analyse the drivingforces of Venture Capitalist (...
The question why venture capitalists syndicate their deals has been attract-ing growing attention. T...
A crucial factor in the efficiency of a syndicated venture capital investment is the level and the n...
This paper examines venture capitalists ’ preferences for syndication partners. Do venture capital f...
ABSTRACT. This study empirically examines the syndication of equity by multiple venture capitalists ...
This paper examines the benefits of syndicating with foreign venture capital (VC) firms for domestic...
This paper provides evidence that venture capital (VC) syndication creates value for entrepreneurial...
Venture Capital Communities While it is well-known that syndication is extensively used in venture c...
This study examines empirically the syndication of equity by multiple venture capitalists in Germany...