Venture capitalist value-added activities, fundraising and drawdowns

Article Abstract:

The innovative dataset of the Australian Bureau of Statistics on the structure of venture capital is used to examine the impact of varied venture capitalist value-added activities such as financial, administrative, marketing, strategic/management on fundraising. The factors that affect fundraising for venture capital funds are also examined.

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A note on the Wang and Wang measure of the quality of the compass rose

Article Abstract:

The feasibility of Wang and Wang measure, proposed by H. Wang and C. Wang, in estimating the visibility of radial patterns in financial asset returns is analyzed.

Methods, Evaluation, Return on assets, Wang Hao

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The strategic use of corporate venture financing for securing demand

Article Abstract:

The usage of venture capital investments for increasing stock demands is discussed.

United States, Usage, Capital stock, Capital stocks

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