Angels Without Borders:Trends and Policies Shaping Angel Investment Worldwide

Edited by John May and Manhong Mannie Liu

in World Scientific Books from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd.

Abstract: "Angel investors" provide small amounts of capital ($100k–$3m) to early stage, high-risk ventures. In recent years, they have not only grown in numbers and sophistication, they have garnered the attention of larger investors and governments throughout the world who are interested in the phenomenal power of startups to bring innovative products to consumers, create jobs and economic value, and sustain macroeconomic growth.

Keywords: Angel Investing; Angels Cross Border Investing; Entrepreneurial Financing; Startup Financing; Entrepreneurship; Early Stage Investing; Venture Capital; Early Stage Investment Ecosystem; Angels Without Borders; Capital and Entrepreneurship Without Borders; Crowd Funding; Women Angels; Impact Investing (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015
ISBN: 9789814733052
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Overview of Angel Investing Worldwide , pp 3-6

John May and Manhong Mannie Liu

Ch 2 Sources of Capital for Start-Ups , pp 7-24

Bill Payne

Ch 3 Women Angel Investors , pp 25-31

Peggy Wallace and Rebecca Conti

Ch 4 Angel Impact Investing , pp 33-41

Wayne Silby and Jenna Nicholas

Ch 5 Crowdfunding and Angel Investing , pp 43-57

Charles Sidman

Ch 6 Israel , pp 61-73

D. Todd Dollinger and Steve Rhodes

Ch 7 France , pp 75-82

Philippe Gluntz

Ch 8 South Africa , pp 83-90

Craig Mullett

Ch 9 Hong Kong , pp 91-98

Allen Yeung

Ch 10 United States , pp 99-114

Marianne Hudson

Ch 11 Germany , pp 115-122

Ute Gunther

Ch 12 Scotland , pp 123-137

Nelson Gray

Ch 13 China , pp 139-150

Wang Jiani and Chen Su

Ch 14 Turkey , pp 151-155

Baybars Altuntas

Ch 15 Italy , pp 157-162

Eng. Paolo Anselmo and Luigi Amati

Ch 16 Australia , pp 163-175

Jordan Green

Ch 17 Belgium , pp 177-186

Reginald Vossen and Claire Munck

Ch 18 Spain , pp 187-194

Juan Roure and Amparo De San Jose

Ch 19 United Arab Emirates , pp 195-201

Heather Henyon

Ch 20 United Kingdom , pp 203-213

Jenny Tooth

Ch 21 India , pp 215-224

Ashish Dave and Mohit Agarwal

Ch 22 The Netherlands , pp 225-231

René A.G. Reijtenbagh

Ch 23 Singapore , pp 233-242

Poh Wong

Ch 24 Canada , pp 243-248

Ross Finlay and Blake Witkin

Ch 25 Portugal , pp 249-254

João Trigo Da Roza and Francisco Banha

Ch 26 New Zealand , pp 255-262

Franceska Banga and David Lewis

Ch 27 Russia , pp 263-270

Ivan Protopopov and Konstantin Fokin

Ch 28 Colombia , pp 271-276

Juan Pablo Rodriguez Neira

Ch 29 Austria , pp 277-279

Bernard Litzka

Ch 30 Finland , pp 281-283

Jan D. Oker-Blom

Ch 31 Switzerland , pp 285-291

Brigitte Baumann

Ch 32 Over the Horizon , pp 293-295

John May and Manhong Mannie Liu

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