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Angel Investor |
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Angel Investor A high net worth individual who provides financing to a start-up, either in exchange for convertible debt or equity. Among start-ups, they are thought of as a bridge between loans from family and friends and venture capital, though angel investors are themselves often personally connected to the business. Angel investors take on a great deal of risk when they invest in these start ups; they are also subject to dilution at the start up's IPO. Therefore, they usually require a high rate of return in exchange for their financing. They are informally known as angels or informal investors. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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He would not disclose the amount of cash
raised in the angel round. The angel round typically goes up to about $1 million and usually
doesn't include money from professional venture capitalists. After the angel round, they said,
"Let's get some professional investors involved," and
they did a venture capital round -- that's when we got involved. |
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