Titlebook: Informal Venture Capital; Investors, Investmen Annareetta Lumme,Colin Mason,Markku Suomi Book 1998 Springer-Verlag US 1998 Buyout.Finance.F

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The , of Business Angelses of this method of investment. The third issue that is examined in this chapter is the extent and nature of prior links between investors and investee companies. In each case these issues have received virtually no attention in studies of informal venture capital in other countries.

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Promoting Informal Venture Capital: III Tax Incentivese a reason for investment advisers and accountants to tell their clients about venture capital investment. The evidence of the Business Expansion Scheme in the UK indicates that tax incentives can have a significant impact on the volume of informal venture capital investment activity (Mason, Harrison and Harrison, 1988).

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Methodologyause their wealth makes them a target for all sorts of individuals and organisations seeking funding for commercial or charitable purposes. Hence, there are no directories or lists of private investors. Moreover, because of this fear of being identified, and then deluged with unwelcome funding propo

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The Characteristics of Business Angelssource of wealth; education; and employment background. Previous studies have suggested that business angels in different countries have many more similarities than differences. However, this conclusion is based on evidence from just four countries: USA, Canada, UK and Sweden (Harrison and Mason, 19