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Venture capital – quarterly updates 2000
Canadian venture capital set new records in 2000. The total amount of capital invested neared the $5bn mark by the end of the third quarter. Despite strong growth, statistics show that Canada continues to lag behind its southern rival – the US.
Private equity overview 1999
The Canadian venture capital industry grew healthily in 1999, according to figures released by the Canadian Venture Capital Association. After a remarkable year, the signs are that Canada is becoming an increasingly sophisticated VC market.
Private equity’s involvement within the pan-European mergers and acquisitions market.
M&A activity is increasingly becoming a good indicator of how healthy the private equity market is, says this report by buy-out house Cinven. And the good news is that private equity-funded M&A is set to grow even more.
Survey of the Hungarian private equity market
Events outside Hungary's control made 1999 a difficult year for the country's private equity industry. But, says the report, the figures for 2000 should give some cause for optimism.
Tapping China’s venture capital market – a legal perspective
The Chinese venture capital market is still young but, with some government support and foreign investment, it looks very promising. Cameron McKenna identifies some of the legal issues involved in investing in this emerging market.
Investing in venture capital funds – legal issues for investors
As an investor in private equity, it is advisable to make sure your interests are fully served in the legal agreement. Here Deacons suggests some of the main issues you need to consider.
Private equity fund structures in Ireland
The type of fund structure used to invest in private equity can determine the security, regulation and taxation of your investment - you need to be aware of all available options. Here Kilroys provides an overview of private equity investment vehicles available in Ireland.
Wireless software city is new venture capital
The major telecoms have paid a fortune for their 3G licences, according to The Industry Standard - now they have to make them work. Software firms are springing up to supply the demand, and VCs are backing them.
Top-end MBO activity hits all-time high in the UK
The top end of the UK buy-out sector had a record-breaking year in 2000, according to this short report from KPMG Corporate Finance. Despite the broader economic downturn, the figures suggest the outlook for the private equity market is far from bleak.
Where does the money go?
The Industry Standard decodes European quarterly reports for 2000 on venture capital investment, with an eye on the US markets.
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