ABSTRACT
Objective:
Venture capital has garnered global interest, attracting policymakers, investors, and entrepreneurs. However, its implementation in emerging nations, particularly in the challenging seed-stage segment, requires adaptive strategies from investors. This article investigates whether these adaptations lead to performance differences among various VC investor types.
Methods:
We examine the impact of different investor types on the performance of seed-stage ventures in Brazil, comparing our findings to existing literature on the United States. Analyzing investments in the Brazilian seed-stage VC market from 2000 to September 2022, we evaluate outcomes for ventures supported by IVCs, CVCs, Angels, and Accelerators.
Results:
The results reveal significant disparities in the performance of these entities in Brazil compared to the United States.
Conclusions:
We conclude that these differences likely stem from unique Brazilian market dynamics that have shaped investor profiles and operational approaches distinct from those in developed nations.
Keywords:
entrepreneurship finance; venture capital; corporate venture capital; angels; accelerator
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Source: Developed by the authors.