Geographical concentration definition
Geographical concentration means inadequate geographical diversification as a consequence of a firm's portfolio being exposed to a small number of
Examples of Geographical concentration in a sentence
Table 4: Geographical concentration of Business Angels’ Investment – share of deals by location of recipient firm Location of recipient firm % of deals In the region where the Network is located 61.9 In the same country, but not in the same region 30.5 Cross-border in Europe 8.0 Outside of Europe 0.0 Source: ▇▇▇▇ survey The ▇▇▇▇ data suggest that Business Angels in BANs tend to focus on early stages (pre-seed, seed, early stage and start-up) of the firms life cycle, representing 77% of the deals in 2010.