South-east Asia's young startup alumni are changing the face of investments
They're moving into angel investments, a risky asset class once reserved for the wealthy and well-connected
Singapore
THEY helped build South-east Asia's current wave of startups. Now, tech founders and employees are helping to fund a new generation of companies and pass on important lessons.
Angel investments, a risky asset class once reserved for well-connected and affluent individuals, are increasingly being done by those in their 20s and 30s with experience operating startups.
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