| Business Insider Intelligence is a new research and analysis service for real-time insight and intelligence about the Internet industry. The product is currently in beta. For more information, and to sign up for a free 30-day trial, click here. Healthcare took the largest percentage share of angel funding last year with 33.8 percent of funding dollars, according to a new report by Silicon Valley Bank. The internet, broadly defined, had the second largest share with 27.2 percent of funding dollars. However, as a percentage of deals completed, the Internet led with 33.8 percent followed by healthcare with 24.1 percent There are several takeaways from the findings: - Many people (including some very influential investors) vew healthcare as a staid industry ripe for disruption;
- Generally speaking, it costs more money to get a healthcare company off the ground than a web startup;
- Early stage investors are very bullish: the median angel round was up 40 percent from 2010.
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