How & where on earth to find an Angel Investor who'd also double up as a great mentor?
Dear friends on Yahoo,We are a team of three (IIT, IIM graduate and 1 exceptionally determined and brilliant undergraduate).
Two of us have quit lucrative job.
We're determined of becoming the most successful web entrepreneur trio surrounded by the world.
We know we have get all the ingredients to catapult ourselves to the top.
We hold chalked out what we think is a great long residence business plan, but its still more like scratch the surface.
We are really in the lookout for an hasty stage investor who would put in roughly 25-50k(US$) so that we could implement our idea which is still on the powerpoint and put it up for the beta phase.
We hold also chalked out a superb marketing strategy thats sure to play a significant part along near our product speaking for itself.
We're able to put across such claims,minus fear of portraying ourselves as braggers because we truly believe within ourselves, our potential and our idea. We don't horror failure, as we know that nouns is just on the other side.
Answers: All the best ! 2 points !
There are fairly a few.try
1) MAPE- Mergers Acquisitions & Private Equity-http://www.mapegroup.com/
2) Paracor - http://www.pca-in.com/
3) Black Stone- http://www.blackstone.com/
Try to approach your senior or company CEO for the funding
What is the best way to invest 40K? Thanks!?
Answers: Invest it carefully with the advice of a professional. If you don't know an investment professional, then speak to your accountant or lawyer or banker for some referrals.
You may have people contacting you from this site with offers/suggestions that you invest your money through them. Don't do it. You would be better off buying a great $40,000 car, or using it as a downpayment on a condominium than investing it with a stranger from this site.
This is your money and yours alone. Invest it with care!
Take care.
China / Asia when it gets detached from the USA
soon (a few days)
give a share to everyone who answers & in a year we all give half back.
thats got to be better odds than northern rock.
If you can stomach the volatility stocks like Vanguards total stock market fund 85 and GNMA.
Or 50% in each
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Depends on what risks your willing to take on it..
Suggest you invest in a mutual fund that invests in Developing Countries like China and India...that could maximise returns
Place it in a high money market fund or high paying CD
50% may be invested in mutual funds while the remaining part can be invested on blue chip scrips on decline on long tewrm basis.Preferred sectors are banking or infrastructure related.
I expect your priority for investing is to keep your capital safe. Therefore, I would recommend National Savings, because they're 100% guaranteed by the government, unlike other banks, where only about £30k is secure.
However, NS don't pay great returns, so you pay for this security through lower interest rates than are available elsewhere. But having said that, they still can be fairly competitive.
Have a look:
http://www.nsandi.com/interest-rates/ind...
You need advise if you're thinking of investing in shares. The best investment strategy in that respect would be to put no more than 50% of your savings in shares. Buy a few good, solid companies paying good dividends. That way if the price of the shares drops, you're happy in the knowledge that you've got a portfolio of good companies that will continue to be successful, so there's no need to sell them.
So, from National Savings and their 100% guarantee, to shares with their nature of being more of a roller coaster ride than an investment. You may wish for something that pays more interest, yet doesn't have the huge risks associated with the stockmarket.
One of the best investments I've found is Zopa. I'm getting about 10%pa, and I'm very happy with it. Zopa allows you to lend to individuals of good credit ratings. You choose the interest rates you lend at, and because it cuts out the banks and middle men, you get to keep all the money. So it works in a similar way to an ordinary savings account, but the banks don't get their juicy profits before paying you your interest.
I think this is a really good idea, and is an easy way to diversify your investments, and can be quite good fun, too.
There's a special offer on at the moment. If you apply via the following link:
http://www.zopa.com/member/The%20Hulk
you get a complimentary £30 if you lend more than £500.
I would put it in a property. In Spain for example, you could put this down on an apartment with sea views with a rental guarantee for the first 3 years at 5% per annum which will cover your costs.
If you prefer ski/lake property, you can buy an apartment with an up to 10 year rental guarantee.
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In a suitable investment.
For most people this means a well diversified portfolio of good stock mutual funds.
bet on a horse.
What is the difference between bonds & debentures ?
Answers: Debentures give a fixed return of money.
A Bond is a sub class of Debentures.
Debentures are Fixed income instruments and are second tier in capital structure.
So when someone casually mentions bonds and debentures .they mean one and the same.
for more information..refer Companies Act or
http://www.legalserviceindia.com/article...
At first this looks an easy question. A debenture is a type of Bond. But having read the following I am not so sure. A debenture would seem to be a bond in the fact that it is borrowing against non-specific property assets. Although it ranks as equity in liquidation. I am not sure if it is really important and for all intent & purpose a debenture is a bond.
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A type of stock that makes fixed payments at scheduled intervals of time. Debenture stock differs from a debenture in that it has the status of equity, not debt, in liquidation
WIKIPEDIA
In finance, a debenture is a long-term debt instrument used by governments and large companies to obtain funds. It is similar to a bond except the securitization conditions are different. A debenture is usually unsecured in the sense that there are no liens or pledges on specific assets. It is however, secured by all properties not otherwise pledged. In the case of bankruptcy debenture holders are considered general creditors.
The advantage of debentures to the issuer is they leave specific assets burden free, and thereby leave them open for subsequent financing.
Debentures are generally freely transferrable by the debenture holder.
Debenture Holders have no voting rights and the interest given to them is a Charge Against Profit.
a debenture is a bond that not backed by any of the firm's assets.
There can be bonds that are secured, (Asset Backed Bonds) so a debenture is actually a sub class of bonds