The evolution of business angels’ networks and institutional change:a longitudinal case study

Xiao, Li and Anderson, Alistair (2019) The evolution of business angels’ networks and institutional change:a longitudinal case study. In: Entrepreneurial Finance Conference 2019, 2019-07-022019-07-03, Park Plaza Hotel.

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Abstract

Recognising the importance of personal network ties for angel finance, we build on the existing literature by offering a longitudinal study that maps and explains changes during two decades of institutional transitions. Although personal network were argued to substitute for institutional voids, our Chinese longitudinal case studies demonstrate that, regardless markedly improved formal institutions, network ties remain useful and important. We see a shift from substitution for, to complementing more formal regimes. Significantly, the personalisation of decision making processes functions to facilitate, rather than control the investment. We emphasise the continuing and profoundly socialised nature of investment and enterprising practices.

Item Type:
Contribution to Conference (Paper)
Journal or Publication Title:
Entrepreneurial Finance Conference 2019
ID Code:
135107
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Deposited On:
16 Jul 2019 13:35
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Yes
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Published
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22 Nov 2022 14:36