The TRADE

JULY 10, 2023

Hogan Lovells lawyer Rachel Kent – who has led the UK’s Investment Research Review under the Edinburgh Reforms – today revealed he recommendations which includes paving the way for a new ‘Research Platform’ that will provide a one-stop-shop for firms looking for research experts.

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Growth Business

SEPTEMBER 13, 2023

By Rory Bennett on Growth Business - Your gateway to entrepreneurial success On the face of it, Britain’s venture capital firms have never been more ready to invest in your start-up. billion worth of investment. Capital invested by venture capital trusts increased by 8 per cent last year to £664 million. Contact: www.7pc.vc/contact

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Devensoft

AUGUST 21, 2023

Venture capitalists are known for investing in high-growth startups, seeking out the next big thing and nurturing it to reach its full potential. Decoding the duel between venture capitalists and private equity titans in the M&A arena is a fascinating exploration of contrasting investment styles and strategies.

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Growth Business

NOVEMBER 6, 2023

In sectors such as cleantech and fintech, there are large corporates with their own venture capital arm looking to invest in disruptive start-ups. For example, large energy companies BP and Shell are pumping investment into companies developing technologies to manage carbon and helping fuel the change to electrification.

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Growth Business

NOVEMBER 2, 2023

Here, we list active CVCs in the UK, what they look for and how much they invest. Ticket size: £250,000 – £2m Current investments: 17 Exits: 7 Bio: InMotion Ventures invests at seed to Series B stage in start-ups that align with its strategies across electrification, connectivity and sustainability.

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M&A Leadership Council

AUGUST 15, 2022

A spin-off is a series of transactions through which a company divests or “spins off” one or more units – typically a small portion of its business with some common theme – by turning them into an independent company and selling the company’s shares to the investing public. United States of America: McGraw Hill, 2006. Recent U.S.

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