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Summer Institute for Entrepreneurship:Venture Capital & Private Equity

 

SI Home | Venture Capital & Private Equity | Product & Market Research | Industry Research

 

Research funding sources for your business

 

 

Description

Resource

Investment Funding




 

 

 

 

Venture Capital Journal

European Venture Capital and Private Equity Journal

Dow Jones Venture Capital

Investment Highlights

Leveraged Commentary Data

Standard & Poor's

PriceWaterhouse Money Tree Survey

Venture Capital Database / Network World Fusion: From a survey conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers, Thomson Venture Economics and the National Venture Capital Association. It lists recipients of funding from venture-capital firms for the past four quarters.

Business.gov: find resources on funding a start-up company using government programs and loans  

moreBusiness.com: On Startup page, click on the Find Funding link to explore multiple options for financing a new enterprise.

Thomson One Banker - Analytics  (IE Browser only)

Includes VC funding data (click on 'private equity' in the left navigation). For Excel Add-in, consult a librarian.

Sand Hill Index

A timely, comprehensive, and unbiased benchmark of venture capital value.

Galante's venture capital & private equity directory (CD-ROM Workstation; Stanford Users may obtain online access at the Information Desk of the Library [icon - Special Password])
Contains almost 1,750 profiles of venture capital, buyout, mezzanine and other private equity firms. A print edition is available (Reference: Venture Capital).


Directory of venture capital & private equity firms, domestic & international (Latest on Reference: Venture Capital) • catalog record
National Venture Capital Association

What are Angel Investors and what can they do for you? View article

Entrepreneur: A CEO’s Lessons in American Capitalism

There are pros and cons to any investment opportunity. The pros are many: venture capital investors open doors, they are invaluable advisors and mentors, and they provide important seed or growth capital. View article