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Title: A Study on Regulatory Laws Relating to Venture Capital Funds Angel Investors and Private Equity Investment Pattern and Its Impact on Selected Sectors in India
Researcher: R, Jeevitha
Guide(s): Mathew, Binoy
Keywords: Economics and Business
Management
Social Sciences
University: Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belagavi
Completed Date: 2021
Abstract: Businesses looking for growth opportunities along with gaining sustainability have an access to various sources where they can raise their funds for the betterment of their business and also be helpful for their business growth and development in all aspect of the business. Such a many fund raising sources, irrespective of their business size including small scale to large scale that are available in a country like India with good considerable amount of population are as below, a. Venture Capital Funding b. Angel Funding c. Equity Investors d. Loans from banks and other financial institutions Many business representative and founders of the business may fail to identify the proper sources of funding for their business without understanding the importance and failures of each type of fund raising sources as capital for their business that will be effective enough to yield more profitable returns, such that it is very important to understand the plans of their internal financial planning and raise funds from outside by looking into their merits. Such that business must be able to attract the individual s investors to invest on the company s development and growth which offers more benefits and returns to the investors, rather than trying to invest on the various pensions funds, mutual funds, saving funds and many more. Majorly any business must understand the traditional and regular sources of money which are in the consideration as bank advances and also by raising capital and also funds from general public are not so open to new organizations as many of individual investors are not so aware of these small business and also importantly the verge of trust issues are also important to be addressed. At this point of a situation the new organization which fails to gain the trust of investors, such that they can avail the sources of funding from any other sources wherein, expert investors tends to invest on newline2 newlinethe business by evaluating all the dimensions and check out all the possible returns newlinefrom the business irrespec
Pagination: 248
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10603/524183
Appears in Departments:Department of Management

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