Business, Management and Accounting
4 years ago

US venture capital firms hesitant to collaborate with European counterparts, hindering growth.

Venture Capital
Syndication and cross-border collaboration by venture capital firms in Europe and the USA: a comparative study
Keith Arundale

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Venture capital firms from Europe and the USA often team up to invest in companies together, sharing resources and spreading out financial risk. European firms are open to working with American firms, but some American firms are hesitant to collaborate with European ones. This can be a problem because European companies need funding from American firms to grow. The study suggests that more cooperation between European and American venture capital firms is needed to help European companies succeed.