This book offers the first comprehensive guide to diaspora angel investing, revealing how ethnic investors mobilize financial, social, and intellectual capital across borders to drive inclusive growth. It explores kinship-based deal sourcing, trust proxies in due diligence, and innovative vehicles like SPVs and climate-linked diaspora bonds. Combining policy insights with practitioner toolkits, the book provides valuation benchmarks, ESG screening rubrics, and term-sheet templates. Rich infographics and country dashboards enable comparative analysis of diaspora capital flows. Grounded in global data and expert-reviewed chapters, this volume equips investors, policymakers, and scholars with actionable strategies to convert dispersed talent into sustainable, place-based impact.

Hajer Jarrar (France) is Associate Professor of Finance at Excelia Business School. Her research spans entrepreneurship, CSR, leadership, corporate governance, and gender diversity.

Léo-Paul Dana is Chief Researcher at Kazimieras Simonavicius University Research and Innovation Institute, in Lithuania, and Professor at VIZJA University, in Poland. He is internationally recognised as a leading architect of ethnic minority entrepreneurship research. His work shows how culture, kinship, community values, and local knowledge shape entrepreneurial activity in ways often overlooked by conventional business theory.

Virginie Hachard (France) is Associate Professor of Finance at EM Normandie and Associate Dean of the Faculty. Her research focuses on managerial relationships, telework, and new forms of entrepreneurship.

George Lodorfos (UK) is Professor at Leeds Business School. His research explores strategic management, innovation, and business performance in dynamic market environments.