Why would you invest your capital into a first generation entrepreneur? Sunil K Goyal, Founder and CEO, YourNest Angel Fund, answers Outlook Money – September 4, 2013
Why would you invest your capital into a first generation entrepreneur? Sunil K Goyal, Founder and CEO, YourNest Angel Fund, answers Outlook Money – September 4, 2013
Why would you invest your capital into a first generation entrepreneur? Sunil K Goyal, Founder and CEO, YourNest Angel Fund, answers Business Line – September 9, 2013
MillionaireAsia: November-December 2013
Financial Chronicle: November 30, 2013
Why would you invest your capital into a first generation entrepreneur? Sunil K Goyal, Founder and CEO, YourNest Angel Fund, answers MillionaireAsia: November-December 2013
How to choose between ‘angel’ investing and private equity funds When it comes to private equity investing, investors generally have two options: decide to fund new companies as an “angel” investor, or become a limited partner in a private equity or venture fund and let someone else manage the investments. Your considerations are similar to
One of the best ways to become an angel investor in early-stage private companies is to join a local angel group. More than 1,000 such organizations exist around the world, with at least one in every state in the United States, and at least one in more than 75 countries. What all these groups have
MUMBAI: Top-tier venture capital firms in India are roping in successful entrepreneurs and executives as coinvestors as they look to build a portfolio of seed investments. SAIF Partners and Sequoia Capital India are roping in top Silicon Valley engineers like Greg Badros and serial entrepreneurs like UnitedLex’s Ajay Agarwal to help mentor these startups. While
Market Size. The angel investor market in 2013 continued the upward trend started in 2010 in both investment dollars and in number of investments. Total investment in 2013 was $24.8 billion, an increase of 8.3% over 2012, according to the Center for Venture Research at the University of New Hampshire. A total of 70,730 entrepreneurial
In the past one month, Vikas Kumar, a 32-year old lawyer has been taking lessons. The Delhi-based professional has attended two classes that he hopes will prepare him to join the ranks of a new class of investors, those backing startups. “I will soon make my first investment, in a prepaid mobile wallet startup,” said
Recent Comments