seed money
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seed money — is money that is used to start a small business … The small dictionary of idiomes
seed money — seed .money also seed .capital n [U] the money you have available to start a new business … Dictionary of contemporary English
seed money — (also seed capital) ► NOUN ▪ money allocated to initiate a project … English terms dictionary
seed money — seed ,money noun uncount money used for starting a business or project … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
seed money — Seed money is money that is used to start a small business. (Dorking School Dictionary) … English Idioms & idiomatic expressions
seed money — ☆ seed money n. money made available to begin the financing of, or to attract additional funds for, a long term project … English World dictionary
Seed money — A seed round, sometimes known as a friends and family round or seed funding, is a securities offering whereby one or more parties that have some connection to a new enterprise invest the funds necessary to start the business so that it has enough … Wikipedia
seed money — The first contribution by a venture capitalist toward the financing of a new business, often using a loan or purchase of convertible bonds or preferred stock. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary See: mezzanine level and second round. Bloomberg… … Financial and business terms
seed money — noun capital needed to set up a new business or enterprise • Hypernyms: ↑capital, ↑working capital * * * noun [noncount] : money that is used for starting a new business, program, project, etc. He provided seed money for the campaign. called … Useful english dictionary
seed money — A venture capitalist s initial contribution toward the financing or capital requirements of a new business. Seed money frequently takes the form of a subordinated loan or an investment in convertible bonds or convertible preferred shares. Seed… … Black's law dictionary
seed money — N UNCOUNT Seed money is money that is given to someone to help them start a new business or project … English dictionary
