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A. Investors who earn an annual income of more than $200,000 or have a net worth of more than $1 million.
B. A non-monetary investment that increases the value or ownership interest created by the investment of hard work for no compensation.
C. A crowdfunding model where backers do not expect any direct return for their donation or investment.
D. None of these
A. Sweat Equity
B. Angel Investor
C. Accredited Investors
D. none of these
A. Convertible Debt
B. Debt Financing
C. Debt Financing
D. None of these
A. True
B. False
A. Due Diligence
B. Debt Financing
C. Debt Financing
D. All above
A. larger funds provided for employ
B. larger funds provided for Manager
C. larger funds provided for companies
D. No funds provided for companies
A. Equity Financing
B. Initial Public Offering (IPO)
C. Debt Financing
D. Incorrect statement
A. Specific Employ
B. General Employ
C. General public
D. Specific public
A. Seed-Stage Financing
B. Startup Financing
C. Unicorn
D. None of these
A. $13 billion valuation
B. $1 billion valuation,
C. $10 billion valuation,
D. $21 billion valuation,
A. Accounts Payable
B. Venture Capitalist (VC)
C. Startup Financing
D. Unicorn
A. Seed stage
B. Startup
C. Conceptual growth
D. Early-stage
A. market expansion
B. initial public offering
C. buyback
D. mergers and acquisitions
A. market
B. product/service
C. finance
D. founders
A. After friends and family, angel investors represent around 50% of external equity raised by startups.
B. Angels generally provide “hands off” investment, allowing entrepreneurs freedom to operate their business as they best see fit.
C. Angels teach entrepreneurs valuable business strategies that go beyond funding.
D. Angels must have an annual income of over US$250,000 or a net worth of US$2 million.
A. Entrepreneurial angel
B. Professional angel
C. Corporate angel
D. Enthusiast angel
A. Seed stage
B. Startup
C. Conceptual growth
D. Early-stage
A. failure
B. king
C. rich
D. exception
A. When an outsider provides a loan to a new venture.
B. Supporting a business financially in exchange for a reward if the company acquires enough financial backing.
C. The exchange of ownership interest in exchange for cash investment.
D. The acquisition of a partner venture through exchanging stock ownership.
A. Entrepreneurial angels
B. Professional angels
C. Corporate angels
D. Enthusiast angels
A. Most entrepreneurs are able to be profitable and maintain full control of their business.
B. Approximately 80% of entrepreneurs are forced to relinquish their CEO roles.
C. For the most part, entrepreneurs are able to get extensive financing while simultaneously maintaining control over their firm.
D. The transition from owner/CEO of a company to a lesser position is usually a smooth transition.
A. 1958
B. 1979
C. 1999
D. 2007
A. Investment from a fund that typically goes through a 10-year cycle before distributed to its partner investors.
B. A short-term loan that can be turned into equity when future financing is issued.
C. Investment from informal investors who use their own money to provide funds to young startup businesses run by entrepreneurs who are neither friends nor family.
D. A loan at lower than market interest rate that includes an equity interest.
A. angel investor
B. venture capitalist
C. valuation investor
D. founder
A. A non-disclosure agreement
B. A cool-down period
C. Market analysis
D. Due diligence
A. The majority of VCs invest in startup businesses.
B. VCs will usually invest between US$100,000 and US$500,000.
C. VCs are generally not interested in seed-stage investments.
D. VCs tend to stay away from ventures that have received seed funding in the early stages.