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Explanations as to why VC more popular in US and UK than Asia and Europe
(1) Exits (IPO markets)
(2) Entrepreneurial Ecosystem
(3) Law and Corporate Governance
(4) Country Risk
(5) Cultural Differences
Most profitable exits in VC industry
IPOs (sales to larger companies is not as profitable as IPOs)
Entrepreneurial Ecosystem
A regional community of entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, technologists, and service providers
Self Dealing Behavior
Those who control a corporation, whether they are managers, controlling shareholders, or both, can use their power to divert corporate wealth to themselves without sharing it with other investors

Also known as tunneling or expropriation
Country Risks
Concerns about national level political and economic risk: corporate asset seizures, social upheaval, legal systems and protections
Sovereign Spread
Usually defined as the difference in yield between dollar denominated government debt and US government debt of the same duration; used to track the risk of government default; can only track the country risk that is correlated with government default; it is the additional amount that must be paid to compensate for greater risk
Integrated Markets
When all investors can make investments in any country
Segmented Markets
When investors in one country are unable to make investments in another country
Global CAPM
Considers a portfolio of global stocks in the CAPM model as opposed to the domestic model which considers all US stocks
Domestic Beta
The regression coefficient on an asset's excess returns when it is regressed on the market premium of its own country
Country Beta
The factor loading of a country on the global market premium
Extensions of the Global CAPM
(1) Style Adjustments
(2) Currency Risk
(3) Country Risk
(4) Segmented Markets
Pastor-Stambaugh Model
A CAPM extension that adds liquidity to the multifactor factor model of Fama & French