Angel Investing in South Africa

(www.abndigital.com) Uncertainty and volatility plagued markets for the most part of 2011 and it seems 2012 will see more of the same. This is spurring investors to seek alternative asset classes to park their money. The world of angel investment, traditionally perceived as high risk, is starting to intrigue even the most conservative investors. In a world where risk is being redefined, ABN's Samantha Loring investigates the state of angel investing in South Africa.

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2. Was waiting for something like this for a LONG time. Thank God its here
3. I love your video, and as an entrepreneur enthusiast and a keen follower of South Africa developments, I'm cheering for you. Here in the U.S. too, proper government tax incentives are needed, but everywhere incentives must be shaped to induce the Angel investing and the national development and job growth outcome. How does this voice get heard?