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Angel investors are hungry for early stage ventures with an established track record, however investors' earlier retreat from seed and startup stage deals has now stabilized for a second year, concludes an analysis by the University of New Hampshire's Center for Venture Research...“Angels continue to keep their investment allocations in the seed and start-up stage low, at 24 percent of investments, which is similar to 2017 (20 percent) and 2016 (27 percent),” said Jeffrey Sohl, director of the UNH Center for Venture Research.
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