Seven profiles. One file, read seven ways.

Seven investor profiles

GENERALAll Decision Tables

The balanced profile used when no specific investor profile is set. Evidence thresholds sit at mid-level; the weight matrix relies on context-based calibration. The default profile for most advisory reports.

VCVenture Capital

Expects high growth potential, a scalable business model and a clear exit scenario. Market size, team quality, investor relevance and follow-on readiness come to the fore. Higher tolerance for early-stage startups.

CVCCorporate Strategic Investor

Strategic fit, synergy potential and corporate integration are central. Unlike VC, alignment with the parent company's strategic interest — not financial return alone — comes to the fore. Adjacent to M&A potential.

FAMILY_OFFICEFamily Office

Capital preservation and balanced returns take priority. A tendency to avoid high-volatility early-stage investment; stable cash generation, low dilution risk and management quality come to the fore. A long-term partnership tone.

ANGELIndividual Early-Stage

Conviction, narrative fit and founder profile are critical. Cheque sizes are smaller than other profiles, but personal interest and sector expertise sit at the front. Team-investor personal fit comes to the fore.

STRATEGICStrategic Investor

Investment directed at a specific industrial or operational objective. Non-financial motivations such as strategic control, technology access and market-share expansion come to the fore. Typically interested in minority-plus-control structures.

REGULATED_FUNDRegulated Venture Fund

A professional fund operating within a regulatory framework. Regulatory compliance, fund-size fit, investment-process auditability, exit timing and fund-startup match are critical. The most structured committee process of any profile.