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ABSTRACT:

One of the research questions while waiting for a solution is to know the impact of venture capital on the performance of companies. In the case of a significant effect on added value and on the performance of companies, venture capital is said to be a very relevant mode of financing. In this regard we test whether there is a financial added value realized by the capital companies within innovative companies and we examine different determinants favoring financial performance. Mainly, we study whether the participation of venture capital leads to a significant increase in the performance of the company.

KEYWORDS:

venture capital - innovative companies - financial performance

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