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The Globalization of Venture Capital (SECA (Swiss Private Equity and Corporate Finance Association))

StudySECA (Swiss Private Equity and Corporate Finance Association)1 pages2 min readOriginal source
Key number
100 venture capitalists
Leading venture capitalists surveyed p.1
Key number
13 countries
Countries included in study p.1

Summary

  • The study volume contains XV + 606 pages detailing global patterns of international venture capital firms.p.1
  • The publication incorporates 94 graphics and 72 tables illustrating market structures and practices.p.1
  • The empirical foundation is built on research covering 100 leading venture capitalists.p.1
  • The scope of the investigation encompasses venture capital activity in 13 countries across Asia, Europe, Israel, and the United States.p.1
  • The author draws on 20 years of industry experience as a senior executive in electronics and aerospace.p.1
  • The author spent 12 years working across the United States, Asia, and European countries prior to conducting this research.p.1

Key insights

  1. Venture capitalists must establish strategic alignment across sector focus, geographic scope, internal organizational structure, fund compensation, and execution networks.p.1
  2. Cross-border mobility of talent, money, and technology enables entrepreneurial firm creation globally.p.1
  3. The study offers international expansion best practices for both domestic and international venture capital firms.p.1
  4. Institutional investors require a detailed understanding of fund dynamics when committing capital to international venture funds.p.1
  5. Global technology hubs such as Silicon Valley serve as key centers for examining venture capital innovation and patterns.p.1

Topics and entities

EuropeGlobalSwitzerlandUSPrivate equityStartup fundingVenture capitalSwiss Private Equity and Corporate Finance AssociationUniversity of California at BerkeleyVerlag Paul Haupt

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