Creating Your Own Angel Investor Group : A Guide for Emerging and Frontier Markets

In little more than a decade, formal angel investing organizations have shifted from being mostly a United States (U.S.) and European phenomenon to being active and visible around the world. From Colombia to Cambodia, Serbia to South Africa, angel...

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Main Author:	World Bank
Format:	Working Paper
Language:	English en_US
Published:	Washington, DC 2015
Subjects:	ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACCESS TO INTERNATIONAL MARKETS ACCOUNTING ACQUISITION ACTIVE MARKETS AMOUNT OF CAPITAL ANGEL GROUP ANGEL GROUPS ANGEL INVESTOR ANGEL INVESTORS ANGEL NETWORK ANGEL NETWORKS ASSET CLASS BANKRUPTCY BANKRUPTCY LAWS BANKS BUSINESS ACTIVITY BUSINESS ADVICE BUSINESS ANGEL BUSINESS ANGELS BUSINESS ENVIRONMENTS BUSINESS EXPERIENCE BUSINESS EXPERIENCES BUSINESS INCUBATOR BUYBACKS CAPITAL INVESTMENTS CAPITAL MARKET CASH FLOW CASH FLOWS CC CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE CHECKS COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY COMPANY COMPETITIONS CONDUCT REQUIREMENTS CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS CORPORATE MANAGERS CORPORATIONS COUNTRY TO COUNTRY CREDITORS DEBT DEBTORS DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DEVELOPING ECONOMIES DEVELOPING MARKETS DEVELOPMENT BANK DIVERSIFICATION DIVIDENDS DUE DILIGENCE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC POWER EMERGING ECONOMIES EMERGING MARKETS EMPLOYEE EMPLOYMENT ENTREPRENEUR ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITY ENTREPRENEURIAL ATTITUDES ENTREPRENEURIAL EDUCATION ENTREPRENEURS ENTREPRENEURSHIP ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS EQUIPMENT EQUITY CONTRACT EQUITY INVESTING EQUITY INVESTMENTS EQUITY STAKE EXCHANGE COMMISSION EXTERNAL FINANCING FAMILIES FAMILY BUSINESS FINANCIAL ASSETS FINANCIAL RESOURCES FINANCIAL RETURN FINANCIAL RETURNS FINANCIAL SECTOR FINANCIAL SERVICES FINANCIAL SUPPORT FINANCING NEEDS FOREIGN INVESTORS FUNDING SOURCES GENDER GEOGRAPHIC SCOPE GLOBALIZATION GREATER ACCESS HOLDING HOLDING COMPANY HOME COUNTRIES HOME COUNTRY HUMAN CAPITAL HUMAN RESOURCE HUMAN RESOURCES ID INCOME INCOME LEVEL INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS INDIVIDUALS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INITIAL INVESTMENTS INITIAL PUBLIC OFFERINGS INSTRUMENT INTANGIBLE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTERESTED PARTIES INTERNATIONAL BANK INVESTEE COMPANIES INVESTMENT ACTIVITIES INVESTMENT APPROACH INVESTMENT APPROACHES INVESTMENT CAPITAL INVESTMENT CLIMATES INVESTMENT COMMUNITY INVESTMENT DECISIONS INVESTMENT FUND INVESTMENT FUNDS INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES INVESTMENT PROCESS INVESTOR EDUCATION INVESTOR PROTECTION INVESTOR PROTECTIONS IPO LACK OF AWARENESS LAWYERS LEGAL ENVIRONMENT LEGAL FRAMEWORKS LIABILITY LIMITED LOCAL BANKS LOCAL BUSINESS LOCAL BUSINESSES LOCAL COMPANIES LOCAL ENTREPRENEURS LOCAL MARKETS MAILING ADDRESS MANAGERS MEDIUM ENTERPRISES MERGER MULTINATIONAL MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS NATURAL RESOURCE NET WORTH NEW BUSINESS NEW BUSINESSES NEW COMPANIES NEW PRODUCTS OPERATING COSTS OUTREACH PARTICULAR COUNTRY PARTNERSHIP PARTY PORTFOLIO PORTFOLIOS POTENTIAL INVESTMENT PRIVATE EQUITY PRIVATE INVESTORS PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONAL NETWORKS PROFIT MARGINS PUBLIC POLICIES REAL ESTATE RECESSION RED TAPE REGULATORS REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT REGULATORY ENVIRONMENTS REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS REMITTANCES REPUTATION RETURN RETURN ON INVESTMENT RETURNS RETURNS ON EQUITY RISK CAPITAL RISK EXPOSURE RISK SHARING RISKY ASSET SECURITIES SHARE OPTIONS SHAREHOLDER SHAREHOLDER PROTECTION SHAREHOLDER RIGHTS SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY SPECIFIC INVESTMENT SPONSOR SPONSORS SPONSORSHIP STAKEHOLDERS START-UP START-UPS STARTUPS SUPPLIERS TAX TAX CREDITS TRADE SALE TRADE SALES TRADITIONAL INVESTMENT TRADITIONAL INVESTORS TRUSTS UMBRELLA ORGANIZATIONS UNIVERSITIES UNLISTED COMPANIES UNLISTED COMPANY VALUATION VALUATIONS VENTURE CAPITAL VENTURE CAPITAL FIRMS VENTURE CAPITAL INVESTORS VENTURE CAPITALISTS WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/01/22669145/creating-your-own-angel-investor-group-guide-emerging-frontier-markets http://hdl.handle.net/10986/21081

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Summary:	In little more than a decade, formal angel investing organizations have shifted from being mostly a United States (U.S.) and European phenomenon to being active and visible around the world. From Colombia to Cambodia, Serbia to South Africa, angel investors build networks from scratch and put their own local spin on how these networks are founded, structured, and operated. However, for every successful angel group founder there are many more potential founders looking for a place to start. This guidebook aims to support such individuals and newly formed angel groups by presenting global best practices and tools and templates for facilitating group operations.

Creating Your Own Angel Investor Group : A Guide for Emerging and Frontier Markets

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