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Residency activity 2: Individual Presentation on Entrepreneurial Finance The second day of the residency will focus on explaining knowledge on raising long-tern capital from various sources of finance entrepreneurial projects. The financial method is generally tied to the firm’s life cycle. For Example, start-up firms are often financed by angel investors, Venture capital funds, debt, or a combination of these sources. As firms grow, they may want to “Go Public” and raise funds through an initial public offering. Which is called an IPO. To better understand entrepreneurial finance, evidence of problems, and deal with such problems in the face of advancement in technology, you will have the opportunity to: · Look for a peer-reviewed article on Crowdfunding, venture capital funds, or angel investments (please exclude articles on debt financial IPO) · Review the article and respond to the following question: 1. What corporate finance problem is the article addressing? 2. What method of study (Qualitative, Quantitative, or mixed study) does the author use to address the problem? 3. what are the significant finding or ideas of the study? 4. What is the conclusion of the study? Does the finding support the conclusion? 5. What are the strength and limitations of the study? 6. Make a proposal for future research on the topic that needs to be investigated? Everyone will have the opportunity to present in front of the virtual class. The presentation should not exceed 30 minutes. .
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The second day of the residency will focus on explaining knowledge on raising long-tern capital from various sources of finance entrepreneurial projects. The financial method is generally tied to the firm’s life cycle. For Example, start-up firms are often financed by angel investor, Venture capital fund, debt or combination of these sources. As firms grow, they may want to “Go Public” and raise funds through an initial public offering. Which is called an IPO.
To better understand entrepreneurial finance, evidence of problems and deal with such problems in the face of advancement in technology, you will have the opportunity to:
· Look for peer-reviewed article on
Crowdfunding, venture capital
funds, or
angel investments
(please exclude articles on debt financial IPO)
· Review the article and respond to the following question:
1. What corporate finance problem is the article addressing?
2. What method of study (Qualitative, Quantitative, or mixed study) does the author use to address the problem?
3. what are the significant finding or ideas of the study?
4. What is the conclusion of the study? Does the finding support the conclusion?
5. What are the strength and limitation of the study?
6. Make a proposal for the future research of the topic that needs to be investigated?
Everyone will have the opportunity to present in front of the virtual class. The presentation should not be exceed 30 minutes.
.
Mix Of Debt And Equity
Flipkart is an Indian e-commerce company founded in 2007. It started as an online book retailer and has since expanded to sell a wide range of products. Flipkart gained popularity among Indian consumers as it offered access to a large catalog of products at low prices. The company raised over $3 billion from prominent investors, demonstrating strong growth and potential in the Indian e-commerce market. However, Flipkart now faces increasing competition from other players like Amazon that are looking to capitalize on the large untapped e-commerce opportunity in India.
The development of entrepreneurial finance research.
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To better understand entrepreneurial finance, evidence of problems and deal with such problems in the face of advancement in technology, you will have the opportunity to:
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Crowdfunding, venture capital
funds, or
angel investments
(please exclude articles on debt financial IPO)
· Review the article and respond to the following question:
1. What corporate finance problem is the article addressing?
2. What method of study (Qualitative, Quantitative, or mixed study) does the author use to address the problem?
3. what are the significant finding or ideas of the study?
4. What is the conclusion of the study? Does the finding support the conclusion?
5. What are the strength and limitation of the study?
6. Make a proposal for the future research of the topic that needs to be investigated?
Everyone will have the opportunity to present in front of the virtual class. The presentation should not be exceed 30 minutes.
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Mix Of Debt And Equity
Flipkart is an Indian e-commerce company founded in 2007. It started as an online book retailer and has since expanded to sell a wide range of products. Flipkart gained popularity among Indian consumers as it offered access to a large catalog of products at low prices. The company raised over $3 billion from prominent investors, demonstrating strong growth and potential in the Indian e-commerce market. However, Flipkart now faces increasing competition from other players like Amazon that are looking to capitalize on the large untapped e-commerce opportunity in India.
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Venture capital plays a major role in creating innovations in Silicon Valley. Without venture capital funding, many technological advancements and startups in Silicon Valley would not exist or would have taken much longer to develop. Venture capitalists provide not just financial capital but also strategic guidance and expertise that helps startups succeed. Statistics show that venture capital firms invest heavily in Silicon Valley and tend to reinvest in the region rather than moving funds elsewhere after projects conclude, indicating their strong belief in opportunities there. As a result, Silicon Valley has become a global leader in technology and innovation due in large part to the support of venture capital over many decades.
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investment as R&D for innovation of new products, this can be very expensive.
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Entrepreneurship
Session 5
Funding for Entrepreneurial Ventures
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1
Louis Geneste
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By the end of this session, you should be able to:
Identify and distinguish between the main sources of entrepreneurial finance;
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Henrik Moltke, licensed under CC Attribution 2.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/
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VC1: Work found at https://www.flickr.com/photos/henrikmoltke/5587199796 / Henrik Moltke / Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0)
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Lessons Learned
Future Research
References (non-annotated)
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Research Outline (From Friday's assignment - revised/corrected - if needed)
Annotated bibliography (From Saturday morning's assignment - revised according to the feedback that was given (if any).
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7. Use at least three (3) quality resources in this assignment. Note: Wikipedia and similar Websites do not qualify as quality resources.
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Annotated Bibliography
Your Name
Date
Article # 1
APA Citation
What is the article about?
Why was the research performed?
Findings
Strengths
Weaknesses
Implications for Practice
Key Words
Article # 2
APA Citation
What is the article about?
Why was the research performed?
Findings
Strengths
Weaknesses
Implications for Practice
Key Words
Article # 3
APA Citation
What is the article about?
Why was the research performed?
Findings
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Weaknesses
Implications for Practice
Key Words
Article # 4
APA Citation
What is the article about?
Why was the research performed?
Findings
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Weaknesses
Implications for Practice
Key Words
Article # 5
APA Citation
What is the article about?
Why was the research performed?
Findings
Strengths
Weaknesses
Implications for Practice
Key Words
Article # 6
APA Citation
What is the article about?
Why was the research performed?
Findings
Strengths
Weaknesses
Implications for Practice
Key Words
Article # 7
APA Citation
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Why was the research performed?
Findings
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Implications for Practice
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Weaknesses
Implications for Practice
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Weaknesses
Implications for Practice
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Why was the research performed?
Findings
Strengths
Weaknesses
Implications for Practice
Key Words
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Sources of finanace
1. The document discusses various sources of funding for start-up ventures, including internal sources like personal savings, friends and family, bootstrapping, and business alliances in early stages. As companies grow, they require external sources like bank loans, government programs, angel investors, venture capitalists, and IPOs.
2. Internal sources discussed include personal savings, friends and family (3Fs), bootstrapping through credit cards and retained earnings, and business alliances to generate revenue and reduce costs. Bootstrapping allows companies to retain more ownership but may limit growth.
3. External sources include bank loans, government programs, angel investors who are affluent individuals investing in start-ups in exchange
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The model presents key factors that individual investors consider when investing in private equity funds. The factors include returns and risk, entry and exit norms, past experience, legal framework, company management, financial condition of the company, economic factors, growth rate, nature of investment, and other unspecified factors. The model was developed based on analysis of 165 companies to determine the most important criteria for private equity investment decisions by both individual investors and fund managers.
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This document discusses key concepts related to entrepreneurship including definitions of entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, innovation, and different models of innovation. It provides definitions of an entrepreneur from an economic, psychological, and business perspective. Entrepreneurship is defined as the process of creating something new with value by taking on risks and receiving rewards. Different types of innovators are described including gatekeepers, idea generators, champions, project managers, and coaches. The technology push and market pull models of innovation are also summarized.
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Entrepreneurs play an impactful role in the economic development of a country. Their responsibility is not just limited it making their profits but also creating employment opportunities, driving innovation, developing new markets, and innovating new products etc. Entrepreneurs are the valuable assets of the country who initiate to address socio-economic problems and find solutions for them.
SKILL ACQUITION DEVELOPMENT CENTRE
Skill acquisition is the education that prepares people for specific trade, craft and careers of various levels. Skill acquisition is related to the age old apprenticeship system of learning, where most of the training is done while working for a master or craftsman who helps the apprentice to learn trade or profession in exchange for his continued labour for an agreed fund after achieving measurable competency.
Dharmik venture capital
This document provides an overview of venture capital, including:
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2) It defines venture capital as providing seed funding, start-up funding, and first stage funding to companies with growth potential that don't have access to public markets.
3) It describes venture capitalists as fund managers who invest in companies and provide strategic support to help generate returns for their investors. Venture capitalists consider factors like management strength, growth potential, financial projections, and the entrepreneur's financial stake.
4) It outlines the different stages of venture capital funding including early-
Chapter 1A Financial Model of the CorporationGey Imag.docx
Chapter 1
A Financial Model of the Corporation
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Learning Objectives
A�er studying this chapter, you should be able to:
Understand the importance of corporate finance in professional and everyday life.
Iden�fy how products, bonds, stock, and people factor into the opera�on of corpora�ons.
Describe the financial balance sheet, and understand its significance to corporate ac�vity and decision making.
Explain the financial goal of the corpora�on and how it is achieved.
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Ch. 1 Introduction
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corporate products, bonds, and stocks are discussed, along with characteris�cs of the people whose ac�ons affect corpora�ons. A model of the corpora�on, called the
financial balance sheet, is presented in the third sec�on of the chapter. This model is the centerpiece of Chapter 1 and is designed to assist you in visualizing the financial
concepts and decisions that you will study throughout this book. The fourth sec�on covers the financial goal of the corpora�on—shareholder wealth maximiza�on. Some of
the problems encountered by corpora�ons in a�aining this goal and the effec�veness of corpora�ons as a means of crea�ng wealth are also covered in this sec�on of the
chapter. The influence of society, markets, and government on corpora�ons' ac�vi�es are introduced in the concluding sec�on of the chapter.
Throughout the book are exercises and features to help the readers understand the key concepts of managerial finance. These include:
In Focus Videos. These short videos are at the start of each chapter and cover some of the main points in each chapter, specifically focusing on the Financial Balance
Sheet.
Field Trips. Found throughout the book, these feature boxes have web links to give students a chance to visit related sites to help exemplify concepts and ideas.
Applying Finance. Found throughout the book, these feature boxes provide exercises for students to prac�ce key skills related to managerial finance.
PowerPoint® Slideshows. Found near the end of chapters, these features help students review key topics covered.
Pre and Post Tests. These non-graded self-assessment quizzes are to help students review what points they know and what they need more work on.
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Roles of a Corporate Innovation Unit - ECSI Framework
Corporate innovation efforts at large companies often lack a clear mission
Recently, more and more companies are setting up a Corporate Innovation Unit (CIU) or similar responsibilities attached to other titles …
… however, in many situations the CIU’s role is unclear and lacks a framework to design its future state and its efforts
At the European Center for Strategic Innovation (ECSI), we have researched on the role of successful Corporate Innovation Units across various industries
Drawing on our research and consulting work, we have developed a framework that breaks the CIU’s mission down into some specific roles – or “jobs” – and provides a way to decide on what role to play, or not, and how
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The document provides an overview of venture capital, including:
- Venture capital is a means of financing for high-potential startups and growth companies. It involves investing capital in these companies in exchange for equity stakes.
- Venture capital firms pool funds from institutional and individual investors and invest in companies across different sectors like IT, biotechnology, healthcare, etc.
- The venture capital process includes deal origination, screening, due diligence, structuring, and post-investment support with an exit strategy like IPO or acquisition in mind.
Mf0017 merchant banking and financial services
This document provides information about obtaining fully solved assignments from an assignment help service. It lists the contact email and phone number and specifies that mailing should be preferred over calling except in emergencies. It then provides details of assignment programs and subjects available for the winter semester of 2013, including the program name, semester, subject code, credits, and marks for each. Students are instructed to answer all questions and notes are provided on formatting answers for questions of different mark values.
1EntrepreneurshipSession 5Funding for Entrepreneurial Vent.docx
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Entrepreneurship
Session 5
Funding for Entrepreneurial Ventures
(Chapter 14 and early part of Chapter 5)
1
Louis Geneste
Lecturer
School of Management
Curtin Business School
Tel: 9266-7987
Fax: 9266-7897
E-mail: [email protected]
2
By the end of this session, you should be able to:
Identify and distinguish between the main sources of entrepreneurial finance;
Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of debt and equity financing;
Explain how informal (angels) and formal venture capitalists differ from each other;
Explain how venture capitalists assess venture funding proposals;
Explain the role of venture capitalists in financing entrepreneurial ventures.
Session Learning Outcomes
But first
Where does the money for new start-ups usually come from?
What about later as the company grows?
Can you think of some creative ways to raise funds?
Has anyone ever used crowdfunding?
Have you ever tried to raise money from your family?
?
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9/3/2017
PowerPoints to accompany Frederick, HH. et al. Entrepreneurship: Theory Process Practice (4th Asia-Pacific ed.), Melbourne: Cengage Learning Australia 2016.
Instructor:
Class:
The times,
they are a-changin’
Funding in the new era is not simply thrown at companies in the hope that one in 10 is wildly successful.
Today, funding goes only to entrepreneurs who thoroughly understand their customers’ requirements and who can ensure the funder from the beginning that every product delivers on its value.
Henrik Moltke, licensed under CC Attribution 2.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/
There was a time when an entrepreneur with a bright idea could just walk into a venture capitalist’s office in Silicon Valley or Shanghai and get a heap of money to develop that idea.
The venture capitalist (VC) would take a slice of the company and the entrepreneur would take the money and make something of it – or not.
Now those days are gone. However, like all change, this situation has created its own opportunity, one that can benefit both the funding community and the start-up venturer.
Funding in the new era will not simply be thrown at companies in the hope that one in 10 is wildly successful.
Today, funding goes only to entrepreneurs who thoroughly understand their customers’ requirements and who can ensure the funder from the beginning that every product delivers on its value.
VC1: Work found at https://www.flickr.com/photos/henrikmoltke/5587199796 / Henrik Moltke / Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0)
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Sources of
financial capital
Entrepreneurs have a number of sources of financial capital as their ventures develop.
Notice that the level of risk and the stage of the firm’s development should determine the appropriate source of financing for the entrepreneurial ventures.
‘Successful Angel Investing’, Indiana Venture Center, © 2008.
Studies have investigated the various sources of finance preferred by entrepreneurs.
As illustrated in Figure 14.2, entrepreneurs have a number of sources of fin ...
Venture capital
This document provides an overview of venture capital. It defines venture capital as a means of equity financing for rapidly growing private companies. Venture capital firms invest funds professionally, often focusing on specific sectors like IT, biotechnology, or healthcare. They provide capital needed for startups, development, or expansion of companies. Venture capital involves high risk but can help innovative entrepreneurs and growing companies that are too small for public markets or bank loans. The document discusses venture capital stages, objectives, methods of financing, and exit strategies. It also outlines regulations for venture capital in India.
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CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION TO PROJECT FINANCE
The document discusses the key concepts of financial management. It defines financial management as planning, organizing, and controlling financial activities such as procuring and using funds. The four main functions of financial management are discussed as:
1) Investment decisions, which involve capital budgeting and determining asset allocation.
2) Financing decisions, which involve determining optimal capital structure and sources of long-term financing.
3) Dividend decisions, which involve determining how much profits to distribute vs retain.
4) Working capital management, which involves managing day-to-day finances like collections and payments. The goal of financial management is to maximize the value of the firm.
Introduction to financial management
The document provides an introduction to financial management, including definitions of finance, financial intermediaries, and financial accounts. It discusses how finance deals with concepts like time, money, and risk. It also defines different types of financial intermediaries like insurance companies, mutual funds, investment brokers, and pension funds. Finally, it summarizes the key financial statements - the trading account, profit and loss account, and balance sheet - and explains the rules and objectives of financial accounting.
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Findings from the literature
What were the major take-aways?
What is important for your audience to know?
Any resources you would like to share with them in case they would like to further their knowledge on this topic?
Can you incorporate visuals?
Conclusion
Summarize your learning/findings
Did anything change for you as a result of this research?
What else would you like to say?
Reference List
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compare
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Note
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A title page
A reference page
A slide theme and a template
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Slide transitions
A picture or an image
Word art
A recorded audio on one of the slides
Use
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What is
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