Many times, angel investments help entrepreneurs bridge the gap between personal or family contributions supporting a business and future rounds of investments. Continue reading
Category Archives: Venture Capital
Crowdfunding bill passes House, alters startup investment landscape
With crowdfunding, risk is pooled among hundreds, and maybe even thousands, of investors, all of whom can donate small amounts of money toward a particular venture. Continue reading
Venture capital interests not always in alignment with companies
By identifying multiple investors, a startup could be better shielded if they fail to receive venture capital funding. Continue reading
Product innovation should trump capital funding
If a startup is able to refine its services or products to the point where consumers cannot live without them, then funding is certain to follow. Continue reading
VC funding flowing to established companies, report says
In 2011, seed-stage deals were down by 48 percent – $919 million – from 2010 levels. Continue reading
Legislation could target venture capital investments
President Barack Obama proposed the Volcker Rule in 2010 to try to rein in the types of risky, speculative bank investments that have previously harmed consumers. Continue reading
Venture capitalists look for competent managers before investing
While the idea itself is crucial, a vision must still be steered by competent leaders. Continue reading
Startups seeking VC funding should head to areas with high human capital
In the third quarter of 2011, 790 venture capital firms distributed $7.9 billion in funding, setting investments on track to top $30 billion this year. Continue reading












