Venture Capital Contracting and the Valuation of High Technology Firms
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- Kiadó Oxford University Press
- Megjelenés dátuma 2004. január 8.
- ISBN 9780199270132
- Kötéstípus Keménykötés
- Terjedelem536 oldal
- Méret 241x161x32 mm
- Súly 875 g
- Nyelv angol
- Illusztrációk numerous tables & figures 0
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Rövid leírás:
This collection of state-of-the-art essays explores the important role of venture capital finance used to invest mainly in small and medium size firms with good growth prospects. It shows that important features of contract and organizational law have substantially contributed to the competitiveness of the US venture capital industry.
TöbbHosszú leírás:
Venture capitalists are specialized intermediaries that channel capital to firms and professional services to companies that might otherwise be excluded from the corporate debt market and other sources of private finance. Venture capital financing is used to invest mainly in small and medium size firms with good growth and exit potential. Typically, venture capital firms concentrate in industries with a great deal of uncertainty, where the information gaps among entrepreneurs and
venture capitalist are commonplace. Venture capital firms are active in sectors with a high informational opacity and agency costs. These ventures are identified as financially constrained. Start-up firms rely on venture capital as one of their main sources of funding. Recent empirical research has
found that the effect of venture capital on the success of these ventures is considerable. The value of venture capital investment is borne out by the figures which show that venture capital backed-firms grow on average twice as fast as those not backed by venture capital firms.
The debate on the development of an efficient venture capital market has forced us to consider which financial instruments, legal rules, labour laws, contracts, and other institutional structures are necessary to create a venture capital market. The contributions to this book have offered insights on the structure of venture capital fund financial contracts, the screening, monitoring and staging of potential investments, the importance of partnership and other legal business forms for investors
and start-up firms, the funding of innovation, the valuation of investments, and the exit routes for venture capitalists. The essays in this volume, which draw upon international evidence and ideas from financial economics and law, contribute to further research on the relationship between venture
capitalists and entrepreneurs.
This collection analyses the main legal and contracting structures in the venture capital cycle. Exploring the differences between the US and European venture capital markets, it focuses on diverse organizational and contractual techniques, such as staged finance, convertible securities, board functions and other forms of control, and the role of exit. Theoretical chapters examine the valuation of entrepreneurial firms and the liquidiation preference in convertible securities. Finally, the book
assesses the importance of the IPO market for entrepreneurs, investors and venture capitalists alike.
Tartalomjegyzék:
Venture Capital Financing of Innovative Firms: An Introduction
Part I: Venture Capital Financing
Venture Capital and the Structure of Financial Markets: Banks Versus Stock Markets
Going Public and the Option Value of Convertible Securities in Venture Capital
Evidence on the Venture Capital Investment Process: Contracting, Screening, and Monitoring
The Value of Benchmarking
Venture Capital on the Downside: Preferred Stock and Corporate Control
Part II: Innovation, Law, and Finance
Law, Innovation, and Finance
Business Organization Law and Venture Capital
Venture Captial and Innovation: Clues to a Puzzle
Part III: Valuation of High-Tech Firms
Real Options: Principles of Valuation and Strategy
The Market Valuation of Biotechnology Firms and Biotechnology R&D
Internet Portals as Portfolios of Entry
The Dotcom Premium: Rational Valuation or Irrational Exuberance?
The Liquidation Preference in Venture Capital Investment Contracts: A Real Options Approach
Part IV: Venture Capital Exits and IPOs
The Extent of Venture Capital Exits: Evidence from Canada and the United States
Greenhorns, Yankees, and Cosmopolitans: Venture Capital, IPOs, Foreign Firms, and US Markets
Lock-in Agreements in Venture Capital Backed UK IPOs
The Effect of Market Conditions on Initial Public Offerings
The Rise and Fall of the European New Markets: On the Short and Long-run Preformance of High-Tech Initial Public Offerings
