Business Angel (also known in German as Starthelfer)

A knowledgeable person, especially experienced in accounting and financial market processes, who takes on a kind of mentorship (mentoring: a relationship between an experienced person and a less experienced person for the purpose of helping the one with less experience) for a founder and supports him or her with advice, possibly also with capital as a private venture capital provider. – Experience has shown (it is an experimental fact) that start-ups have better chances of success in this way than through the support of many departments of a bank. This realization, in turn, has led banks to refer business angels or even act as incubators in some circumstances. – See burn rate, third-phase financing, incubator, love money, private equity financing, Qard al-Hasan, seed capital, sweat equity, venture capital.

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