The Nordic Angel Program by FiBAN finished its first investor training and investing batch at Arctic15 in May. The program made a group investment in worth 115.000 euros by 14 business angels. What were the documents signed, what were the tools and how did the group form. Read the experiences from closing the international angel syndicate by business angel Reima Linnanvirta.

​Attended by over 90 business angels from eight countries, the first cross-border business angel program was a success. 

Nordic Angel Program (NAP) is a training and investment program for startup investors ran simultaneously in addition to Denmark also in Finland, Estonia and Norway. The Danish program hosted by DanBAN received almost 40 applications from startups seeking funding from the Nordics during the first NAP. After months of support and acceleration of both the investors and startup, DanBAN is thrilled to announce the winners of the companies that reached the TOP10.

After months of screening, valuating, sparring and discussing, a Nordic syndicate of 14 angels decided to invest into  - a project management tool which provides project management teams visual dashboards and automated team status reports. ​The deal was finalized on the stage of Arctic15 during Day 2 of the conference. Article originally appeared . 

The winner of the cross-border angel investment through Nordic Angel Program by EstBAN was announced on the stage of Estonia's largest startup festival on May 25. The joint investment capital of €170k came from 34 angel investors from Estonia, Netherlands, Belgium and Saudi Arabi and in total, 105 startups applied for the funding.

Good and relevant due diligence, efficient tax planning in internationalization and mapping your own investment criteria are key points when you are planning your strategy as a professional angel investor. Together with FiBAN partner KPMG, Nordic Angel Program brought Kim Väisänen, , to shed light on his successful strategy. o edit.

Nordic Angel Program (NAP) is a new cross-border training and investing program for anyone interested in startup investing. The goal is to share angel investments’ best practices, inspire cross-border investing and offer a unique opportunity to screen and invest in the most promising early-stage startups in the Nordic & Baltic area. NAP culminates with a syndicated investment made in cooperation with experienced business angels.