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Venture Capital
by tj on November 7, 2003
The Kiel Institute of World Economics in the sleepy German town of Kiel (close to Hamburg) organized a venture capital workshop some months back. Several interesting papers have been published at this event.
- The author explains, why VC-backed IPOs appeared to be more underpriced than non VC IPOs in 2001.
- This paper argues that convertible securities might be a better deal both for risky as well as less risky startups than direct equity investments or loans.
- Another paper identifies driving forces for venture capital in western Europe.
- This paper discusses a new model for the right timing an pricing for VC disinvestments (be prepared for a rather difficult but rewarding reading).
- The authoring team writes on the influence of capital markets on the labor market.
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