Examinando por Materia "Venture Capital"

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    Estrategias financieras para la consecución de capital : guía para el caso de las startups
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2023) Gómez Aguas, Ángela María; Guzmán Cantillo, Andrés; Gómez Toro, Catalina
    This article aims to investigate the financial strategies that contribute to obtaining funding for startups in capital rounds. Among the reasons for their failure, it is evident that entrepreneurs' strategies focus on short-term opportunities without considering the design and execution of plans geared towards medium and long-term sustainability, which would enable them to build a solid financial model for securing the capital required for their corporate development. To achieve this, a qualitative research approach was employed, involving in-depth interviews with startup founders, venture capitalists, investment funds, academics, and other ecosystem stakeholders. Additionally, a survey was designed for early-stage entrepreneurs to assess their knowledge and perceptions regarding capital raising. Finally, a literature review was conducted to gather theoretical and empirical evidence on the subject. The findings of this research contribute to startup entrepreneurs in making informed decisions regarding financial planning, thereby fostering a thriving startup ecosystem.
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    Foreign investment, institutional quality, public expenditure and activity of venture capital funds in emerging countries
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2013-08-01) Herrera, Hernán; Haar, Jerry; Estévez-Bretón, Juan Benavides; hherrer2@eafit.edu.co; haarj@fiu.edu; jbenavid@uniandes.edu.co
    This paper is an empirical analysis of the effects of foreign direct investment (FDI), institutional quality and the size of a government on venture capital (VC) activity. We conclude that institutional quality, the FDI and public spending have definitive importance as elements for the development of a public policy that increases the quantity and quality of venture capital fund (VCF) investment. Higher institutional quality, higher FDI and lower public spending allow the VCF investment volume to grow. The FDI shows higher level of significance in promoting investment in high-tech companies and institutional quality increases the productivity of FDI investment in the generation of VCF. Government spending dramatically and adversely affects the activity of VCF and institutional quality increases the negative effect of government spending on the activity of VCF in emerging countries. This last result suggests that the higher the institutional quality of a country, the less state intervention it requires to promote investment of VCF. The results are consistent with the hypothesis of the FDI spillover and crowding out of public spending.
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    Valoración de un emprendimiento de consultoría informática en Colombia, incorporando variables aleatorias como complemento a los métodos convencionales
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2021) Martínez Silva, Gerly Catalina; Pernía Sánchez, Jhoana Consolación; Sánchez Ribero, Gustavo Alberto