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Human Resources, Investor Composition and Performance of Venture Funds: Focused on the Stakeholders of Venture Funds

Sang-Jun Shin / Keun-Tae Cho

This study aims to understand the effect of the human resources and investor composition of venture funds on fund performances in Korea. It was conducted on 235 venture funds and revealed that the fund manager retention period, retention rate and investors’ number affected fund performance. Blind funds showed the same results with overall funds, whereas project funds, performance was affected only by the fund manager retention period. Funds operated by general partners, which manpower is not major shareholders, showed the same result as the overall ones. This study provides the basis for government planning venture policies and investors establishing funds’ evaluation criteria.

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Human Resources, Investor Composition and Performance of Venture Funds: Focused on the Stakeholders of Venture Funds

Sang-Jun Shin / Keun-Tae Cho

This study aims to understand the effect of the human resources and investor composition of venture funds on fund performances in Korea. It was conducted on 235 venture funds and revealed that the fund manager retention period, retention rate and investors’ number affected fund performance. Blind funds showed the same results with overall funds, whereas project funds, performance was affected only by the fund manager retention period. Funds operated by general partners, which manpower is not major shareholders, showed the same result as the overall ones. This study provides the basis for government planning venture policies and investors establishing funds’ evaluation criteria.

Human Resources, Investor Composition and Performance of Venture Funds: Focused on the Stakeholders of Venture Funds

Sang-Jun Shin / Keun-Tae Cho

This study aims to understand the effect of the human resources and investor composition of venture funds on fund performances in Korea. It was conducted on 235 venture funds and revealed that the fund manager retention period, retention rate and investors’ number affected fund performance. Blind funds showed the same results with overall funds, whereas project funds, performance was affected only by the fund manager retention period. Funds operated by general partners, which manpower is not major shareholders, showed the same result as the overall ones. This study provides the basis for government planning venture policies and investors establishing funds’ evaluation criteria.

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Title:

Human Resources, Investor Composition and Performance of Venture Funds: Focused on the Stakeholders of Venture Funds

Contributors:

Sang-Jun Shin (author) / Keun-Tae Cho (author)

Published in:

Sustainability, Vol 14, Iss 24, p 16773 (2022)

Publication date:

2022

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.3390/su142416773

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

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Unknown

Keywords:

venture fund , private equity fund , human resources , investor , fund type , governance structure , Environmental effects of industries and plants , TD194-195 , Renewable energy sources , TJ807-830 , Environmental sciences , GE1-350

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