Corporate Governance and External Reporting in Venture Capital Firms (SECA (Swiss Private Equity and Corporate Finance Association))
Summary
- The book is published as Volume 4 of the Swiss Private Equity and Corporate Finance Association series, containing XXX + 376 pages, 57 figures, and 13 tables.p.1
- The publication is listed with ISBN 3-258-06825-9 at prices of EUR 45.– and CHF 68.–.p.1
- It addresses the trust deficit in the venture capital sector caused by internet and high-tech investments during the boom phase as well as high management fee payments.p.1
- The work presents a valuation process for portfolio companies to establish reliable Fair Values and support investment monitoring.p.1
- An integrated reporting framework is developed based on an empirical study to meet traditional accounting and investor needs.p.1
Key insights
- Frivolous investments and excessive management fees caused a substantial loss of trust among institutional investors in the venture capital industry.p.1
- Restoring investor confidence requires the implementation of effective corporate governance principles alongside transparent external reporting.p.1
- The author proposes scientifically grounded solutions to mitigate corporate governance conflicts in venture capital firms.p.1
- An innovative valuation method allows venture capital firms to establish reliable fair values for portfolio company monitoring.p.1
- Empirical research forms the foundation for an integrated reporting model catering to both accounting standards and specialized investor information needs.p.1
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