1. capital: sufficient capital is needed to invest in start-ups. This usually requires millions of dollars in investment funds.
2. Experience: Rich business experience and investment experience are needed to identify and evaluate potential start-ups.
3. Network: It is necessary to establish extensive contacts and networks in order to find potential start-ups and other investors.
4. Team: It is necessary to set up a professional team, including investment managers, financial personnel and legal advisers. For portfolio management and due diligence.
5. Law: It is necessary to understand the requirements of local laws and regulations to ensure compliance operation.
6. Risk: Have enough risk tolerance, because the investment risk of start-ups is high and they may face the risk of failure.
6. Objectives: It is necessary to have clear investment objectives and strategies so as to be able to select start-ups that meet the company's investment objectives.