2020
DOI: 10.1108/arj-05-2019-0096
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Small-scale private equity: demand versus supply

Abstract: Purpose This paper aims to bridge the gap between theoretical dissertations on the demand and supply for equity by Australian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and the reality of the capital raising markets. Design/methodology/approach The mixed-methods approach includes questions integrated into a survey of 26,000 SMEs paired with semi-structured interviews with the CEOs or Chairs of the 15 Australian small-scale private equity (SSPE) firms. Findings Contrary to capital structure theory expectatio… Show more

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“…The small and medium project provides individuals with sufficient income, personal satisfaction, and self-realisation for the entrepreneur and his family. It also contributes to developing new jobs and reducing unemployment rates in the community, in addition to launching innovative new types of goods, products and services, which leads to the opening of new markets, and contributes to Reducing the gaps in the economies of countries, considering that the small and medium enterprise is: "The enterprise owned by one or a few individuals and its sales and assets are not large" (Dwyer, Duncan, & Southam, 2020). The researchers (Fadil & St-Pierre, 2021) defined the small and medium enterprise as that organisation that generates more than one business innovation and the ability to take risks and push individuals to innovate and innovate, and that many small and medium enterprises have become large through their operations Scaling, rebuilding, updating and changing.…”
Section: Economic Feasibility Study Guarantees Offered Products Qualitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The small and medium project provides individuals with sufficient income, personal satisfaction, and self-realisation for the entrepreneur and his family. It also contributes to developing new jobs and reducing unemployment rates in the community, in addition to launching innovative new types of goods, products and services, which leads to the opening of new markets, and contributes to Reducing the gaps in the economies of countries, considering that the small and medium enterprise is: "The enterprise owned by one or a few individuals and its sales and assets are not large" (Dwyer, Duncan, & Southam, 2020). The researchers (Fadil & St-Pierre, 2021) defined the small and medium enterprise as that organisation that generates more than one business innovation and the ability to take risks and push individuals to innovate and innovate, and that many small and medium enterprises have become large through their operations Scaling, rebuilding, updating and changing.…”
Section: Economic Feasibility Study Guarantees Offered Products Qualitymentioning
confidence: 99%