Chapter 15. Investor Value-added
15.1. Introduction and Learning Objectives
Part IV consists of Chapters 15 to 18, and it considers the efficiency of venture capital investment in terms of investor value-added. Investor value-added may be viewed as involving the following issues:
- The relation between venture capital and private equity and innovative activity
- Contract terms and investor value-added
- Location of investee firms (e.g., intra- versus interprovincial)
- Optimal portfolio size/manager
- Investment duration
This chapter provides a brief overview of the issues pertaining to each of the preceding items. Further, in this chapter we provide a road map of items considered in more detail in Chapters 16 to 18.
15.2. Innovation and Efficiency ...
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