Do equity financing cycles matter? Evidence from biotechnology alliances

Article Abstract:

The small biotechnology firms appear to be more likely to fund Research and Development through alliances with major corporations rather than with funds raised through the capital market. The agreements signed during periods of limited external equity financing are less successful than other alliances.

Financial management, Drugs, Biotechnology industry, Biotechnology industries, Finance, Financial markets, Company financing

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NBER Conference on corporate alliances

Article Abstract:

Details of the seminar on corporate alliances held at the United States National Bureau of Economic Research conference are presented.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Strategic alliances (Business), National Bureau of Economic Research

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The new financial thing: the origins of financial innovations

Article Abstract:

The major innovators in financial management between 1990 and 2000, using data from the Wall Street Journal, are determined.

Science & research, Financial Systems & Controls, Financial Management, Management-Creativity, Research, Business creativity

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