EY, at the request of the BVCA and the Private Equity Reporting Group, has published the tenth annual report on the performance of the largest private equity-backed companies in 2016 as recommended by the Walker Guidelines for Disclosure and Transparency in Private Equity.
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We publish our output – which ranges from academic and empirical studies to fund performance analyses to policy discussion papers and much more – through a variety of methods, including our research reports, which are available below to download.
The BVCA, in conjunction with Oxford Economics, has released comprehensive research on the impact of venture capital on the UK economy. The research shows that the £4.1bn invested by VC and angel investors during 2015 has a massive impact on business start-ups, job creation and overall contribution to the UK’s high-growth innovation economy.
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Diversity VC in partnership with the BVCA has published the first piece of research analysis into gender diversity in the UK’s venture capital industry, profiling more than 1,500 investment professionals from 160 UK firms.
EY, at the request of the BVCA and the Private Equity Reporting Group, has published the ninth annual report on the performance of the largest private equity-backed companies in 2015 as recommended by the Walker Guidelines for Disclosure and Transparency in Private Equity.
Commissioned by the BVCA, Deloitte and NorthEdge Capital, this study examines the role private equity can play in unlocking the potential of the North, and has identified 1,187 companies in the North of England as potential targets for private equity investment.
The BVCA, in association with EY, has published the eighth annual report on the performance of the largest private equity-backed companies in 2014 as recommended by the Walker Guidelines for Disclosure and Transparency in Private Equity.
This BVCA report looks at how and why investors invest in private equity. It examines how the industry adds value to the companies it invests in, and what this means for investors.
The BVCA, in association with Montana Capital Partners has published a report into Risk in Private Equity, which attempts to explore and analyse the different types of risk that can affect PE investments.
The BVCA, in association with EY, has published the seventh annual report on the performance of the largest private equity-backed companies in 2013 as recommended by the Walker Guidelines for Disclosure and Transparency in Private Equity.
Venture capital has undergone tremendous change over the last 15 years and today is evolving faster than ever. VC Evolved examines the forces shaping this change and considers the implications for our industry.
A follow up to the 2013 BVCA research note which applies the Public Market Equivalent (PME) approach to private equity and venture capital performance data. This measure represents the level of returns an investor could have achieved if they had bought or sold its holdings in the public market. Our study shows a significant private equity outperformance.
For the UK PE and VC industry, the ability to engage effectively in the EU policy process is of particular importance, as recent years have seen a significant increase in the regulation of the sector from Europe. In particular, the Alternative Investment Fund Managers (AIFM) Directive now directly regulates the entire sector on a European scale. It is vital that both industry and regulators acquire a clear understanding of the nature of the policy process that led to the AIFMD, and learn the lessons as to how the UK could have engaged more effectively in the design and development of the legislation.
The BVCA, in association with EY, has published the sixth annual report on the performance of the largest private equity-backed companies in 2012 as recommended by the Walker Guidelines for Disclosure and Transparency in Private Equity.
The BVCA has published a research note which applies the Public Market Equivalent (PME) approach to private equity and venture capital performance data. This measure represents the level of returns an investor could have achieved if they had bought or sold its holdings in the public market. Our study shows a significant private equity outperformance.
The Missing Piece examines the role corporate venture capital can play in funding UK small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The report is based on a series of interviews with corporate venture capital (CVC) investors and makes a number of policy recommendations designed to encourage the growth of CVC and accelerate UK innovation.
By deploying a unique combination of analytical models to provide insight into five British technology clusters, Tech Country provides a public policy perspective to the challenges of technology in the regions.
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