Venture Capital Operations and Case Studies Analysis Practical Encyclopedia

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Features: An Introduction to Venture Capital
● Basic Concepts of Venture Capital
★ The Connotation of Venture Capital
★ What Is Venture Capital
★ The Constituent Elements of Venture Capital
★ The Characteristics of Venture Capital
★ New Areas of Venture Capital
● The Origin and Current Status of Venture Capital: Rise and Development
● Global Trends in Venture Capital Development
● The Role and Position of Venture Capital in a Country and the Global Economy
● Venture Capital Operational Guide
● Establishment and Management of Venture Capital Funds
● Venture Capital Funds and Venture Capital Management Models
● Main Organizational Forms of Venture Capital Funds - Limited Partnership
● Generation, Screening, and Feasibility Study of Investment Projects
● Generation and Screening of Investment Projects
● Due Diligence and Investment Decision-Making
● The Three Laws of Venture Capital
● Venture Capital Operational Guide - Financing Decisions
● Do You Need Venture Capital?
● Financing Needs Forecasting for Venture-Backed Companies
● Financing Evaluation Principles and Financing Method Selection
● How to Obtain Venture Capital
● Do You Meet the Investment Criteria?
● How to Choose a Venture Capitalist
● How to Successfully Secure Financing
● Content and Writing Requirements for Investment Proposals
● Special Issues in Seed Stage Financing
With a discussion by Wang Zhidong, CEO of Four-Link, on How Businesses Can Secure Venture Capital
● Transaction Structure Design
● Financial Instrument Design
● Equity Arrangements and Transaction Pricing
● Governance Structure Arrangements
● Agreement Terms and Value-Added Services
● Venture Capital Agreement Terms
● Value-Added Services
● Valuation of Invested Enterprises
● Price-to-Earnings Ratio Model
● Cash Flow Discounted Model of Economic Value
● Economic Value Added Model
Appendix: Due Diligence Checklist for Venture Capital Decision-Making
● Investment Exit
● One Way of Venture Capital Exit: Repayment Agreement
● Another Way of Venture Capital Exit: Public Listing
● A Third Way of Venture Capital Exit: Mergers and Acquisitions
● Second Board Market
The Second Board Market as an Important Stage for Venture Capital Exit
How Domestic High-Tech Enterprises Can Successfully Go Public Abroad
● Restructuring and Reform Before Listing
● Listing Packaging, Market Positioning, Listing Location, and Choice of Lead Underwriter
● Introduction to Stock Issuance Methods for Overseas Listings
● Introduction to Venture Capital in Typical Countries and Regions
★ North American Venture Capital Practices
★ The U.S. Venture Capital Industry in High-Tech Fields with a Complete Financial System
★ Overview of the U.S. Venture Capital Industry
★ Historical Development of the U.S. Venture Capital Industry
★ Basic Sources of U.S. Venture Capital
★ Operating Models of U.S. Venture Capital
★ Reasons for the Rapid Development of U.S. Venture Capital
★ Successful Experiences of U.S. Venture Capital
★ Characteristics of U.S. Venture Capital
★ European Venture Capital Practices
★ The United Kingdom as a Representative of European Venture Capital
★ Germany's Venture Capital with Active Participation from Industry Giants
★ France's Venture Capital Focused on Technological Transformation
★ Switzerland's Venture Capital
★ Venture Capital Practices in Asian Countries and Regions
★ Japan as a Pioneer of Asian Venture Capital
★ Singapore's Venture Capital
★ South Korea's Venture Capital
★ Taiwan's Venture Capital
● Case Studies of Successful Venture Capital Investments
1. FMC Corporation
2. Wang An Company
3. Digital Equipment Corporation
4. Yahoo and Yang Zhiyuan
5. HP Company
6. Apple Company
7. Porter Company
8. Netscape Company
9. Et Company
10. AsiaInfo Company
11. ZTE Corporation
12. Lead Software
13. Kingdee Company
14. Oriental Wealth
15. Four-Link
● Venture Capital-Related Papers, Laws, Regulations, and Policy Provisions
This book addresses key questions such as "What is venture capital," "Why is venture capital so profitable," "How can businesses secure venture capital," "How to effectively operate venture capital," "What issues to be aware of when using venture capital," "How to develop a Chinese-style venture capital industry," and "The future trends of venture capital in China." It provides a detailed discussion of the main stages of venture capital operations, such as venture capital strategy, financing, agreement terms, value-added services, valuation, and investment exit. Additionally, the book collects numerous classic domestic and international venture capital cases, offering insightful analyses, along with extensive related laws, regulations, and policy provisions (some of which have been systematically compiled and publicly released for the first time).