Understanding Angel Investors
Why are they called angel investors?
Angel investors are individuals or groups who provide funding to startups and early stage businesses when traditional funding sources may not be available. They are called angels because they help fund higher risk businesses, usually in exchange for ownership equity, guidance, or involvement in business development.
How do angel investors work?
Angel investors review business ideas, management teams, market potential, financial projections, and expected returns before deciding whether to invest. They may provide capital, business advice, strategic connections, or operational support.
