The best destination for technology startups is London, according to research carried out by Pinsent Masons and Mergermarket of Europe’s most attractive cities for entrepreneurial ambitions.
The Cambridge Satchel Company is one of the biggest British brand success stories in the last few years. We quiz founder Julie Deane on the company’s most impressive year so far.
New research has found that 73 per cent of technology businesses acquired or floated in 2014 were not the recipients of either venture capital, private equity or growth capital prior to exit.
Designed to bring together the entrepreneurial finance directors at fast-growth British companies, Real FD Live will see contributions from a wide range of sectors and backgrounds.
Deborah Meaden and Kelly Hoppen have picked Clean Heels as their latest investment on BBC’s Dragons’ Den, and injected £50,000 into the business.
Quantitative easing is a term often combined with buzzwords such as “treasuries”, “bonds”, “inflation” and “lending”, but all boils down to a couple of fairly simple principles.
Having outlined plans at the beginning of 2014 to list on the London Stock Exchange, Trainline has changed track and found itself a new private equity owner.
A $5m funding round has been closed by employee reward and recognition business WorkAngel, a company set up by the co-founder of recently-acquired Grapple.
Fresh from taking up a position as interim CFO at MyJobMatcher.com, Chris Chapman looks back at his career for Real FD and explains the various growth strategies he's been part of.
The Start Up Loans scheme has now now lent approximately £130m to new businesses in the UK since launching in 2012.
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