A group of small investors who invest money in companies with rapid growth potential is called a Small-Business Investment Company.

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A group of small investors who invest in companies with rapid growth potential is typically called an "angel group" or "angel investors," not a Small-Business Investment Company (SBIC). An SBIC is a privately owned company licensed by the Small Business Administration to provide financing to small businesses.

A Group of Small Investors Who Invest Money in Companies