How Third Parties Can Strengthen Angel Investment

Manhong Mannie Liu, Jiani Wang and Su Chen

Chapter 7 in Angel Investing in China, 2016, pp 169-210 from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd.

Abstract: Individual investment model has shown limits in terms of information acquisition, the spreading of risk, efficiency of investment, etc. In contrast, angel investment derives a combination of group-based and institutionalized investment models from the individual investment models. The emergence of group-based and institutionalized investment models has helped speed up the appearance and development of the angel investment service providers.

Keywords: Angel Investment; Angel Investor; Business Angel; Startup; Startup Company; Entrepreneurship; China; Financial Policy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016
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