Abstract
In <b><i>Syndication Strategies of Venture Capital and Private Equity Firms in India—An Empirical Investigation</i></b>, from the Fall 2022 issue of <b><i>The Journal of Alternative Investments</i></b>, <b>Poonam Dugar</b> and <b>Mita Suthar</b> of <b>Ahmedabad University</b> find that venture capital and private equity (VCPE) firms considering syndication are influenced by three sets of characteristics: those of the VCPE firm, those of the investee company, and those of the individual VCPE deal. The authors also find that younger VCPE firms and those with domestic investors tend to favor the use of syndication. Meanwhile, younger investee companies and those in the technology/innovation fields are more likely to be the subject of syndicated VCPE financings, as are VCPE financings that are large in size or early in the funding life cycle of the investee company.
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