Government considers 'knowledge-intensive EIS fund structure'

Consultation ends on 11 May 2018

Julian Marr
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The government has followed up its Patient Capital Review with a consultation exploring possible options for an Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) fund structure aimed specifically at investment in knowledge-intensive companies.

The paper - Financing growth in innovative firms: Enterprise Investment Scheme knowledge-intensive fund consultation - said the government would do this while making clear the limitations within which such a fund model would operate. A further aim of the consultation is stated as being to build the government's understanding of the capital gap that knowledge-intensive companies face and to seek views on the best way of closing that gap. The government stressed it did not intend to introduce a new scheme but, rather, envisaged any new fund model would build on the existing EIS rules. I...

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