An overview of risk-taking investment, with the approach of government financing

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Venture capital, which is also known as "bold investment" or "entrepreneurial investment", is the provision of necessary capital for start-up and entrepreneurial companies and businesses that are prone to jump and growth in value and, of course, have a lot of risk. .Venture capital companies are a group of investors who invest in small companies with high growth potential. These companies do not lend money but invest in these companies. In the early stages of their economic growth and development, these companies are the attention of investors who compensate the capital gap and lack of liquidity of entrepreneurial companies with their careful evaluation and are included in the group of their shareholders. The risk-taking investor plays an important role with active management and planning in the development of strategic models, in the target business and added value and increasing the stock price of these companies. The prosperity and development of risky investment activities is the driving engine and the main axis of the growth of new products and innovation in the field of technology Venture capital is capital that is provided to young, small, fast-growing companies with economic future, along with management assistance. Venture capital is an important source of financing for small and start-up companies.In other words, investment companies provide money and management experience to growing companies, and they use these facilities for advertising, research, creating infrastructure, and producing products. The investor company is called VC firm and the money given to the growing company is called venture capital fund.Venture capital firms generally invest in companies that have achieved a new technology or a new way of working, and these investors, in exchange for the money they invest, acquire shares in that company and thereby generate money. Invested venture capital is generally liquidated when its shares are traded.

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SHAHRAM ZENDEH DEL SABET

Phd student in urban planning and master's degree in geography and urban planning withspecialization (improvement and renovation), and civil technology engineering - construction andexpert in judicial sciences and management of the postgraduate education