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The Deal Structuring Stage of the Venture Capitalist Decision-Making Process: Exploring Confidence and ControlG. Tyge PayneTexas Tech University - Rawls College of Business Justin L. DavisOhio University Curt B. MooreTexas Tech University - Rawls College of Business R. Greg Bellaffiliation not provided to SSRN Journal of Small Business Management, Vol. 47, No. 2, pp. 154-179, April 2009 Abstract: This exploratory study examines the deal structuring stage of the venture capitalist decision-making process. Here, the primary issues of concern are investor confidence and potential control of a venture in relation to the level of financing the investor provides and the structure with which the funding is delivered. Confidence comes in support of the entrepreneur, the venture itself, or a combination of the two, prior to capital transfer, but after the initial “invest or not invest” decision has already occurred. Findings support a multicriteria perspective of the pre-investment decision-making process and a distinct difference between entrepreneur confidence and venture confidence in the deal structuring stage.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 26 Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: April 27, 2009Suggested CitationContact Information
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