Angel financing in Asia Pacific : a guidebook for investors and entrepreneurs / edited by John Y. Lo.
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TextSeries: Online access with EBA: Emerald Business, Management & EconomicsPublication details: [Bingley] : Emerald Publishing, 2016.Edition: First editionDescription: 1 online resourceContent type: - text
- computer
- online resource
- 9781786351272
- 1786351277
- 1786351285
- 9781786351289
- Angels (Investors) -- Pacific Area
- Investments -- Pacific Area
- New business enterprises -- Pacific Area -- Finance
- Investisseurs directs -- Pacifique, Région du
- Investissements -- Pacifique, Région du
- Finance & accounting
- BUSINESS & ECONOMICS -- Industrial Management
- BUSINESS & ECONOMICS -- Management
- BUSINESS & ECONOMICS -- Management Science
- BUSINESS & ECONOMICS -- Organizational Behavior
- Angels (Investors)
- Investments
- New business enterprises -- Finance
- Pacific Area
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- HG4910
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Online resource; title from PDF title page (EBSCO, viewed December 5, 2016).
Includes bibliographical references.
Angel investment and finance have been spreading from Silicon Valley to other parts of the world, including Asia, at an accelerating pace. Yet there have been few attempts to document this phenomenon and examine the hows and whys of startup financing in the region. Angel Financing in Asia Pacific addresses this knowledge gap by approaching the subject matter from two angles. First, from a journalistic angle, it aims to capture the current status and recent developments in a number of countries or territories in Asia. In each country report, the respective author(s) trace the background, trends, and future outlook of technology and innovation driven developments and related angel investment activities. The second part of the book takes a more analytical and prescriptive angle to the subject; making recommendations, providing analysis, and suggesting new approaches to startup financing in the Asia Pacific region.
Machine generated contents note: pt. A INTRODUCTION -- A1. Introduction / John Y. Lo -- pt. B ANGEL INVESTMENT SCENE ACROSS THE ASIA PACIFIC REGION -- B1. Hong Kong / John Y. Lo -- B2. China / John Y. Lo -- B3. Korea / Hahn Ryu -- B4. Japan / Evan Burkosky -- B5. Taiwan / Marvin Lai -- B6. India / Padmaja Ruparel -- B7. Thailand / Chanisa Rueangkirianya -- B8. Malaysia / Raiyomand Nariman -- B9. Singapore / Douglas Abrams -- B10. Indonesia / Budiman Goh -- B11. Australia / John Mactaggart -- B12. New Zealand / Suse Reynolds -- pt. C ANGEL FINANCING -- A GUIDE FOR INVESTORS AND ENTREPRENEURS -- C1. Angel Investment 101 / John Y. Lo -- C2. Why Become an Angel? / John Y. Lo -- C3. What Does It Take to Be an Angel? / John Y. Lo -- C4. Finding Angel Investment Opportunities / John Y. Lo -- C5. Winning Investment Strategies / John Y. Lo -- C6. Approaches to Valuing a Venture / John Y. Lo -- C7. Path of Growth Companies / John Y. Lo -- C8. Structuring Founder Interests and Relationship / John Y. Lo -- C9. Protecting and Managing Intellectual Property / John Y. Lo -- C10. Attracting Angel Capital / John Y. Lo -- C11. Structuring the Terms of Investment / John Y. Lo -- C12. Documentation, Due Diligence and Completion / John Y. Lo -- C13. Post-Investment: How Angels and Startups Dance down the Yellow Brick Road / John Y. Lo -- C14. Follow-on Financing and Exit / John Y. Lo -- pt. D RATIONALE AND FUTURE FOR ANGEL INVESTING IN ASIA PACIFIC -- D1. Angel Investment in Asia Pacific: Policies Looking Forward / Zhujun Ding -- D2. Why Choose to be an Angel Investor in the Asia Pacific? / Po Chi Wu.
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