所属栏目:公司金融/风险投资

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This study investigates how economic policy uncertainty (EPU) affects venture capital (VC) contract terms. Using a unique database of contracts between VCs and entrepreneurial firms in China, we provide evidence that VCs include more investor-friendly covenants in contracts when EPU increases. Our findings hold across a battery of robustness checks, including addressing endogeneity concerns and using alternative EPU measures. Our mechanism analysis shows that higher investment risk and increased VCs’ bargaining power might be plausible reasons why EPU positively affects the presence of investor-friendly covenants in VC contracts.
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Na Ding; Zhaoyue Ren; Xueyong Zhang Economic Policy Uncertainty and Covenants in Venture Capital Contracts (2024年12月27日) https://www.cfrn.com.cn/lw/16118

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