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, 2011 Business angels are conventionally defined as high net worth individuals who invest their own money, along with their time and expertise, directly in unquoted companies in which they have no family connection, in the hope of financial gain. The term angel was coined by Broadway insiders in the early 1900s to describe wealthy theatre-goers who made high
Mason, Colin M
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Business angel investing [PDF]
, 2005 Business angels are conventionally defined as high net worth individuals who invest their own money, along with their time and expertise, directly in unquoted companies in which they have no family connection, in the hope of financial gain. The term angel was coined by Broadway insiders in the early 1900s to describe wealthy theatre-goers who made high
Mason, Colin M
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Situación de los Business Angels y de las redes de Business Angels en España [PDF]
Ciencia y Sociedad, 2013 La figura de los Business Angels y de las redes de Business Angels en España es de reciente implantación si se compara con otros países europeos como Reino Unido o Francia.
María Concepción Verona Martel +2 more
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BUSINESS ANGELS AND INVESTMENTS [PDF]
Annals of the University of Petrosani: Economics, 2015 In this paper we have synthesized a part of legislative and conceptual elements linked to a new model of investors which is increasingly publicized in Romania, business angels.
CLAUDIA ISAC, DORINA NIȚĂ
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Categorisations of business angels: an overview
, 2016 Previous studies of business angels have shown that the population is very heterogeneous, with various studies developing typologies to describe different categories of investor. This chapter provides a critical review of previous research on business angel categorisations to highlight the key contributions.
Sørheim, Roger, Botelho, Tiago
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Where are business angels from? [PDF]
, 2021 Business angels, those who invest in entrepreneurial ventures at a very early stage, play a key role for new business development, which can help improve a country’s productivity. But where are business angels from?
Mickiewicz, Tomasz +2 more
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Business angels and Agency Costs
, 2016 This paper examines business angels’ behaviours towards agency costs by studying how business angels reduce conflicts of interests with entrepreneurs. The theoretical framework of this paper is based on the agency theory and the incomplete contract theory.
GUERIN, Nicolas
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Innovate forms of project financing under the conditions of globalization [PDF]
SHS Web of Conferences, 2021 Research background: Innovative approaches to financing innovative projects are a very important part of innovation and project management in the current global environment, given the rapid pace of the market. The article submitted consists of four parts.
Kovalova Erika, Poradova Monika
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Playing the Business Angel: The Impact of Well-Known Business Angels on Venture Performance
Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, 2023 People well known to the general public are increasingly acting as business angels (BAs) for young and innovative ventures worldwide. These BAs are less known for their venture evaluation skills and often do not have a professional reputation as investors.
Daniel Blaseg, Lars Hornuf
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Investing Human Capital: Business Angel Cognition and Active Involvement in Business Angel Groups [PDF]
Revue de l’Entrepreneuriat, 2020 The present research sets out to reach a better understanding of the determinants of business angels’ active involvement within business angel groups, as well as the building of cognitive resources and the sharing of skills. We develop a conceptual framework in which business angels’ decision-making style and professional experience are key in ...
Wirtz, Peter +3 more
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