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Venture capital
Svechkar, Inna ; Kopalová, Helena (advisor) ; Scholleová, Hana (referee)
The diploma thesis is focused on the venture capital investments. Theoretical part of the thesis describes important concepts and key aspects of venture capital industry. Analytical part of the thesis is focused on the development and the present situation of venture capital industry in the United States of America, European Union, Israel, China and India.
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The Possibilities of Financing Business in the Czech Republic focused on the Non-Bank Sector
Králová, Barbora ; Dvořák, Jiří (advisor) ; Kuníková, Jana (referee)
The aim of this master thesis is the analysis of the possible forms of funding business in the Czech Republic with a focus on non-bank sector - performance of these types, their advantages and disadvantages, and implementation analysis of the choice of sources of funding the project Rapol. The work is divided into four chapters. The first chapter deals with the theoretical performance forms of financing business in the Czech Republic divided into internal (net cash flow, reserves) and external sources of funding (Issuance of shares, EU structural funds, venture capital, Business Angels, government grants, leases, bonds, trade credit, factoring, forfeiting, quiet community). The second chapter is devoted to the characteristics of firms Rapol s.r.o. and RBB Invest a.s. and the third chapter the characteristics of the project Rapol. Last, the fourth chapter, represents the analysis of the choice of sources of funding the project Rapol.
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Private Equity Business Model
Miškovič, Branislav ; Taušer, Josef (advisor) ; Černá, Iveta (referee)
The aim of this bachelors' thesis is to introduce a private equity business model. Private equity investments are a growing segment of the market with high potential returns to the investors. The thesis contains introduction to the forms of private equity investments, the methods used based on the stage of the investee company. It also describes the profit making process and characterizes European and US private equity markets. At the very end it briefly talks about valuation methodology in private equity.
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Selected support programmes for SME's
Horák, Lukáš ; Černá, Iveta (advisor) ; Taušer, Josef (referee)
In the first part of this thesis there is described sector of SME's in detail and support they get from state. There is elaborated influence of SME's on Czech economy, particularly on added value, employment, investments and foreign trade. Apart from that there are specified some of their advantages and disadvantages that arise mostly from their size. In the first part there is further described support programme OPPI which focuses on innovative oriented SME's. There is also described JEREMIE initiative that is based on cooperation of public finance together with venture capital funds. Furthermore there is stressed the importance of innovations for flowering of economy based on knowledges. In the second part there is described venture capital in detail, especially there is explained how it works, types of venture capital investments and linkage between venture capital and innovations. The thesis then focuses on presence of venture capital in CEE region and particularly in Czech Republic. There are also pointed out typical types of investments in CEER and Czech Republic.
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Financing innovative SMEs
Kavecká, Martina ; Janda, Karel (advisor) ; Tuček, Miroslav (referee)
The goal of this thesis is to describe the possibilities of SMEs to finance their innovation activities. In the first chapter we specify and define SMEs, their advantages and disadvantages. We use statistical analysis to prove, how they contribute on the changes of selected macroeconomic measures. The second chapter deals with the different tools and ways to finance SMEs, as well as the main providers of institutional support for SMEs. The last chapter designs the Regional innovation fund as an institution providing seed and start-up financing.
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The Use of Venture Capital for Company's International Expansion
Nelešovská, Magda ; Černohlávková, Eva (advisor) ; Sato, Alexej (referee)
Private equity is described as medium to long term financing of non-quated companies with high growth potential. Venture capital refers to investments made to get the companies off the ground or to expand. This thesis describes an investment process with focus on its crucial parts, identifies factors that make from venture capital a suitable partner for expanding abroad and analyzes development of provate equity funds in Central and Eastern Europe.
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Venture Leasing
Štěrbová, Anna ; Hnilica, Jiří (advisor) ; Kopalová, Helena (referee)
The paper introduces venture leasing as a complement to venture capital. Venture leasing provides additional funds for start-up companies in exchange for equity stake in the company. This financing option is commonly used in the United States, but started being implemented in Europe as well.
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Private equity in the Czech Republic
Veselý, Tomáš ; Kopalová, Helena (advisor) ; Kopkáně, Heřman (referee)
Diplomová práce se zabývá investicemi soukromým kapitálem ? private equity. Teoretická část popisuje základní principy, klíčové subjekty a konkrétní formy investic trhu private equity, zatímco analytická část identifikuje a hodnotí faktory, které přímo ovlivňují fungování a rozvoj tohoto trhu v České republice.
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