BVCA Guide Series: Corporate Venture Capital What is CVC? Defining corporate venturing Corporate Venture Capital (CVC) is a catch-all
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Corporate Venture Capital (CVC) has experienced a tremendous growth over the past capital investments are defined as equity or quasi-equity2 capital
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Even though 10 of VC-funded startups in the Netherlands have corporate VC-backing, most Dutch CVCs have limited means to do follow-on investments once more
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This type of investment, called corporate venture capital (CVC), is not only a means to make profits, but more importantly, a highly strategic way to maintain a
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Dushnitsky and Lenox (2005) define corporate venture capital as equity investments in entrepreneurial ventures by incumbent firms
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The second defining characteristic of corporate VC investments is the degree to which companies in the in- vestment portfolio are linked to the investing
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through the lens of Corporate Venture Capital (CVC), an emerging yet industry distribution of CVC parent firms, where industries are defined by the
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itself The authors note numerous potential pitfalls encountered by CVC business developers First, corporations can have inadequate definition of strategic
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