Business angels (BAs) are high wealthy individuals, usually former entrepreneurs or
professionals, who invest their own money in promising startups in which they have no direct …

Getting what you want–even if you are the boss–isn't always easy. Almost every
organization, big or small, works among a network of competing interests. Whether it's …

This paper explores and explains how, why and with what consequences business angels'
trust in the entrepreneur affects their decisions to invest, reinvest or withdraw funding in the …

У монографії обґрунтовано концептуальні підходи забезпечення розвитку малих
підприємств; визначено методологію дослідження нормативно-правового …

The debate on patient capital, particularly in the varieties of capitalism literature,
concentrates on institutions and public markets. In this paper, we take an entrepreneurial …

Purpose The aim of this study is to understand the levels (ie mild vs intense) of task conflict
(TC) expressions between angel investors and entrepreneurs at the post-investment stage …

The financing of entrepreneurial ventures has been at the forefront of academic debate as
well as policy-making discussion for almost a century. In general, there seems to be an …

European venture capital (VC) funds have historically underperformed their US
counterparts. This has resulted in reduced investment into European VC by the traditional …

We open up the black box of business angel risk mitigation within investments, exploring
triggers that force angels to shift strategies to overcome performance and relationship risks …

The problem of information asymmetry is a key obstacle in attracting external investment into
small businesses. Especially important is management of asymmetricity of the information of …