Beginner
Using LetsVenture for Angel Investment Deals in India
Angel investing in unlisted startups has moved from founder networks onto platforms like LetsVenture, but the mechanics, the paperwork and the risk are very different from buying a stock on NSE or BSE. This course walks through how LetsVenture actually works: the AIF and syndicate structures your money moves through, the regulatory rules SEBI places on angel funds, how to read a pitch deck and cap table, what due diligence the platform gives you versus what you have to do yourself, and what really happens after you wire the money, including the long odds of any single startup returning your capital.
Angel InvestingLetsVentureAIF & SyndicatesStartup Due DiligenceAlternative Investments
MODULES
6
DURATION
4 Hours
TRACK
Alternative Investing
What You'll Master
How LetsVenture's AIF and syndicate structures actually move your money into a startup
The SEBI angel fund rules that govern who can invest and how much
How to read a startup pitch deck, cap table and term sheet before committing capital
What due diligence LetsVenture provides and what you still have to check yourself
How minimum tickets, platform fees and carry affect your real return
What to realistically expect after you invest: illiquidity, follow-on rounds and exit timelines
Access Level
LEARNER
Everything included
Full Text Playbooks
Actionable Exercises
Mobile Reading Mode
Lifetime Updates