2161: New Trends in Entrepreneurial Finance Research (16143)

Tuesday, August 13, 2024

13:15 – 14:45 CT (GMT-5/UTC-5)

Location: Hyatt: Skyway 272

Session Number: 2161
Symposium (panel)
Showcase Symposium
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Organizer(s)

JV

Jeroen Verbouw

Ghent U. and Tilburg U., Belgium
KB

Katja Bringmann

U. Ghent, Belgium

Panelist(s)

JG

Jorge Guzman

Columbia Business School, United States
PM

Paul Momtaz

Technische U. München, TUM School of Management, Germany
AM

Alex Michael Murray

U. of Oregon, United States
OS

Olav Sorenson

UCLA Anderson School of Management, United States
LA

Luisa Alemany

London Business School, United Kingdom

Entrepreneurial finance scholars address the questions and themes related to which, how, when, and why ventures attract external funding and how it affects their future development (Bellavitis et al., 2017; Block et al., 2018; Cumming et al., 2019; Cumming et al., 2022a). Most attention has been devoted to equity capital because of its pivotal role in the financing of high-growth entrepreneurship (Drover et al., 2017) and significant firm-level implications (Bonini et al., 2019; Eldridge et al., 2021; Manigart et al., 2002). While the entrepreneurial finance field is well-established, recent trends have attracted substantial scholarly attention. Specifically, an increasing focus on addressing enduring challenges, environmental, social, and governance aspects, and artificial intelligence have created a promising and exciting space to study entrepreneurial finance.