Abstract Cryptocurrencies (eg, Bitcoin, EOS, Etherum, Litecoin, and others) are disrupting
the traditional banking and financial systems. The cryptocurrencies are based on a set of …

This study examines three key aspects of entrepreneurship associated with women
business owners and their ability to achieve high growth: debt versus equity financing …

Although according to previous studies, female enterprises are smaller, younger, and fewer
than male-led ones, gender studies represent a significant part of the economic literature …

Purpose Women-led enterprises can count on intellectual capital (IC) to implement a
knowledge exchange process, improve managerial skills and provide themselves with more …

Numerous articles demonstrate the usefulness of financial ratios in predicting the bankruptcy
of companies, but in the case of new companies their usefulness is questionable. Many of …

Crowdfunding is a new financing method that is widely utilized by startup firms to substitute
or complement bank loans. We consider the optimal financing problem for a profit …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to use a combination of resource-based theory and
dynamic capabilities theory to explore the phenomenon of startup survival in an emerging …

Social enterprises grapple with accessing external funds, a predicament linked to
organisational failures. Anchored in resource dependence theory and financial growth cycle …

Startups typically have no positive cash flow, little collateral to offer, and high bankruptcy
rates. As a result, they seem to be poor loan candidates. However, venture loans as hybrid …

Managing capital structure is an imperative decision made by all firms. The manner in which
financing is organized is a strategic financial decision and managers must settle on the …