Venture capitalists invest in startups that can achieve high growth rates but that need money to make it happen: companies that are not listed on the stock exchange but can deliver high returns on investment.

Business angels are usually hands-on after their investment to provide free resources, network contacts and advice to the entrepreneurs.

Venture Capitalists are an investment bank that offers governments in developing countries loans to develop the economy.

Business angels invest their own money in startups.

Business angels are wealthy people who bet on the promising trends of the market and do not accept to lose their money.

Business angels are risk-takers who like to bet on early-stage companies

Venture capitalists are companies that invest in startups with money that they themselves have received from “Limited Partners”: banks, pension funds, or wealthy individuals.

Venture capitalists are companies that trade stock on the stock exchange. They receive money from “Limited Partners”: banks, pension funds, or wealthy individuals. The Limited Partners seek high returns on investment, and so the VCs use artificial intelligence to seek out the best stocks on the stock exchange to invest.

Business angels are money lenders who offer startups money against high interest rates to scale.