Titlebook: Venture Capitalists‘ Exit Strategies under Information Asymmetry; Evidence from the US Matthias Eckermann Book 2006 Gabler Verlag | Springe

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Book 2006ect during this time. This thesis benefited tremendously from his knowledge and from his out- standing support. His encouragement and support also helped me survive less pro- ductive times. A great debt is to Prof. Dr. Herman Locarek-Junge who accepted the burden of being my second examiner at Dresd

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Venture Capital Investing,nding for start-ups will be outlinsed by contrasting an emerging company’s need for capital with its limited access to traditional funding. Then, this chapter addresses the questions of how VC fills the financing gap of start-ups and what motives the different participants pursue with their engageme

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Empirical Analysis,le. After discussing the research model and the interrelations between the endogenous variables, this section aims at identifying structures in the survey sampl that have not bee foreseen in the research model but influence the VCF’s exit strateggy as well. Therefore, an investigative technique — th

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Book 2006uary 19, 2005. Throughout the completion of this thesis, I received much encouragement and advice from mentors, colleagues and friends. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of them. First of all, I would like to express my gratitude to my supervisor Prof. Dr. Michael Schefczyk for prov