어떤 여성 기업이 후속 투자 유치에 성공하는가? : 투자자 경험의 조절 효과를 중심으로
How Do Female-Led Firms Successfully Receive Follow-Up Investments? : A Focus on the Moderating Effects of Investors’ Experiences
이민선(Korea Technology and Information Promotion Agency for SMEs); 김주희(Dongduk Women's University/Arts and Cultural Management); 김선영(Korean Venture Investment Corporation); 남대일(Korea University Business School)
53권 1호, 113~136쪽
초록
In this study, we examined how an investor’s expertise can moderate female-led enterprises' challenges when achieving follow-up investments. Prior research indicates that female entrepreneurs often face a disadvantageous position within the investment ecosystem compared to their male counterparts. We investigated whether the professional competence of investors, rooted in their diverse experiences, could help alleviate the challenge of female entrepreneurs when they attempt to achieve follow-up investment. This study classified investors' competencies based on their experiences at the company level, industry level, and multinational level. With these experiences, we examined the moderating effects of these experiences on the difficulties faced by female businesses. We conducted an empirical analysis using data from 4,663 companies that secured investment between 2005 and 2022. Our findings reveal that female businesses indeed face difficulties in securing follow-up investments. However, these difficulties are less pronounced when investors have prior investment experience in the same industry and foreign markets. To summarize, this research highlights the investment hurdles female entrepreneurs face and suggests that investors, armed with a broad range of experiences, can play a pivotal role in aiding the success of female entrepreneurs.
Abstract
In this study, we examined how an investor’s expertise can moderate female-led enterprises' challenges when achieving follow-up investments. Prior research indicates that female entrepreneurs often face a disadvantageous position within the investment ecosystem compared to their male counterparts. We investigated whether the professional competence of investors, rooted in their diverse experiences, could help alleviate the challenge of female entrepreneurs when they attempt to achieve follow-up investment. This study classified investors' competencies based on their experiences at the company level, industry level, and multinational level. With these experiences, we examined the moderating effects of these experiences on the difficulties faced by female businesses. We conducted an empirical analysis using data from 4,663 companies that secured investment between 2005 and 2022. Our findings reveal that female businesses indeed face difficulties in securing follow-up investments. However, these difficulties are less pronounced when investors have prior investment experience in the same industry and foreign markets. To summarize, this research highlights the investment hurdles female entrepreneurs face and suggests that investors, armed with a broad range of experiences, can play a pivotal role in aiding the success of female entrepreneurs.
- 발행기관:
- 한국경영학회
- 분류:
- 경영학