The UK venture capital industry and investment in smaller companies and technology start ups

Michael Denny

Venture Capital, 2000, vol. 2, issue 2, 155-164

Abstract: This paper, by a leading UK venture capitalist, provides a review of the state of the UK Venture Capital Industry at the end of the twentieth century. A key issue is how to increase the supply of capital at the smaller end of the market. A number of potential solutions are considered.

Date: 2000
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