About Angel Investing
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Angel capital Angel Capital is provided by an individual using their own money. By definition, it is a high risk-reward personal asset class comprising investment (financial and intellectual) by Angel Investors into high growth business opportunities. By comparison, venture capital is provided by an institution or fund that manages other people’s money.
Angel investors Angel investors are individuals with a passion for entrepreneurship and growing innovative new businesses. They are typically wealthy, well connected and seasoned business people, entrepreneurs or professionals. The majority invest not just for financial gain, but the opportunity to help innovative new businesses succeed. Does this describe you? |
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Angel groups Angel groups are angel investors who work together to leverage their combined intellectual and financial capital. Pooling resources, expertise and money allows these groups to take on larger investments and increase the level of support for entrepreneurs. A group structure enables groups of Angel Investors, who wish to remain private, hang up a shingle to attract deal flow and to work together through a process that not only enables stronger due diligence, but also enables a broader awareness about the management of risk and benchmarking of valuations and business opportunities between groups nationally and internationally. Angel Syndicates The sharing of one investment by several angel groups. Syndication gives companies the opportunity to gain larger or several rounds of funding from different angel groups. The AAAI has in place a Syndication Treaty signed by accredited groups within Australia and New Zealand. This treaty establishes the base framework for syndication of deals. Please email info@aaai.net.au for further information on this Syndication Treaty.
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