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UK corporate venture capital firms by sector

Growth Business

In sectors such as cleantech and fintech, there are large corporates with their own venture capital arm looking to invest in disruptive start-ups. Here, we list active UK corporate venture capital (CVC) firms by sector focus – including cleantech, fintech and deep tech – and how much they invest in each company.

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Active UK corporate venture capital firms

Growth Business

By Dom Walbanke on Growth Business - Your gateway to entrepreneurial success Corporate venture capital is venture capital supplied by large corporates to high-growth start-ups. The likes of Google, BP and Unilever all have their own CVC divisions backing UK-based companies within their industries.

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C8 Technologies enhances FX hedging platform with carry strategies

The TRADE

From 2011 to 2022 the carry trade produced little return as interest rates converged towards zero. C8 Hedge asserts that their offering helps corporate treasurers and investment professionals effectively manage their currency exposures by offering precise guidance across a range of currencies through online tools.

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Deutsche Bank’s head of buy-side solutions sales departs

The TRADE

Since joining in August 2011, it has been a great place to work and has provided me with incredible opportunities for career and personal development.

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The Insider’s Guide to Insider Trading

Peak Frameworks

Legal insider trading occurs when corporate insiders—officers, directors, or employees—buy or sell stocks in their own companies but report their transactions to the SEC. For example, in 2011, Apple CEO Tim Cook acquired 37,500 shares of Apple stock in a perfectly legal manner, fully reporting the transaction to the SEC.

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Spin-Offs: 5 Real-Life Lessons Learned

M&A Leadership Council

But what can these corporate maneuvers teach us about business overall? LESSON 1: Identifying Core Strengths and Weaknesses One of the first lessons from business spin-offs is the crucial need to identify and capitalize on core strengths while acknowledging weaknesses. Detailed Example: HP Inc. and Hewlett Packard Enterprise.

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Mergers and Acquisitions Volumes Down 60%

Street of Walls

billion of net outflows experienced in December 2011. Debt underwriting had its best week since May 2011 and equity underwriting also improved significantly while M&A activity was quite light Equity underwriting volumes of $17.2 Corporate debt underwriting volumes of $98 billion nearly tripled from the prior week.