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Venture Capital,Innovation and Post-IPO Performance
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TitleVenture Capital,Innovation and Post-IPO Performance  
AuthorZhang Xueyong and Zhang Yeqing  
OrganizationCentral University of Finance and Economics;Tsinghua University School of Economics and Management 
Emailzxy_616@163.com;cufezyq@163.com 
Key WordsVenture Capital;Innovation;IPO;Performance 
AbstractThough researchers have confirmed that VC-backed IPOs would exhibit outstanding performance, there is little in the extant literature about the in-depth reason of that phenomenon. From the view of firm innovation, we analyze the impact of VC-backed firms’ innovative ability on their post-IPO performance based on the data of China A-Share Market between 2003 and 2012. We have three baseline findings. First, VC can improve the innovation of firms before their IPOs. Second, within the class of VC-backed firms, firms which possessed granted patents before IPO would show lower underpricing level and higher long-term return compared with the ones without granted patents. Third, firms lacking in innovation perform similarly with non-venture capital-backed firms. In short, innovation has a strikingly positive influence on the performance of VC-backed IPOs and the establishment of innovation is actually the essence for venture capital-backed firms to obtain better performance. 
Serial NumberWP972 
Time2015-12-04 
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