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The advantages and disadvantages of corporate venture capital, private venture capital, angel financing and debt financing.

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The advantages and disadvantages of corporate venture capital, private venture capital, angel financing and debt financing.

Corporate Venture Capital

The advantages are great if done properly. "Because venture capital is an essential tool available to a corporation to increase its innovativeness, says Wharton management professor Gary Dushnitsky." (Wharton 2005) Companies can be innovative through venture capital. Larger companies can poor capital into the purchase of smaller companies increasing market share and profits.

The disadvantages are also great if done improperly. ...

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