European Investment Fund

DGAP-News: creditshelf achieves EUR 62 million First Closing for its debut direct-lending fund providing senior financing to German SMEs, with support of the European Investment Fund

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星期四, 五月 7, 2020
European Investment Fund

creditshelf achieves EUR 62 million First Closing for its debut direct-lending fund providing senior financing to German SMEs, with support of the European Investment Fund

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  • creditshelf achieves EUR 62 million First Closing for its debut direct-lending fund providing senior financing to German SMEs, with support of the European Investment Fund
    The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.
  • We are proud to be the first German SME lending platform that EIF has placed its trust in.
  • In addition to the EUR 30 million from EIF, the credit fund raised another EUR 32 million from investors from creditshelf's circle of shareholders.
  • With creditshelf, EIF for the first time supports an online credit platform that focuses exclusively on the German market.

The European Investment Bank (EIB), EU Delegation to Israel, the Israel Innovation Authority, and Pluristem Cordially Invite the Public to an Online Signing Ceremony on April 30, 2020

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星期一, 四月 27, 2020
European Union, Financial services, Banking, Multilateral development banks, Economy of the European Union, European Investment Bank, EIB, Pluristem Therapeutics, European Investment Fund, Investment banking

Signing of Finance Contract on Innovation Cell Therapies (EGFF) between the European Investment Bank and Pluristem.

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  • Signing of Finance Contract on Innovation Cell Therapies (EGFF) between the European Investment Bank and Pluristem.
  • The half-hour signing ceremony will be live streamed at: https://signing-ceremony.eu/
    The European Investment Bank, kENUP Foundation and Pluristem will conduct a call to discuss the 50 million financing.
  • The public is invited to listen to the call at: https://signing-ceremony.eu/
    The European Investment Bank (EIB) is the long-term lending institution of the European Union, owned by its Member States.
  • The EIB Group, consisting of the European Investment Bank and the European Investment Fund, is playing a vital role in this investment plan.

DGAP-News: European Investment Fund Commits €15M to Inovo Venture Partners' New €40M Fund

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星期五, 四月 24, 2020
Finance, Money, Economy, Corporate finance, Venture capital, Entrepreneurship, Private equity, European Investment Fund, Aster, Venture capital in Poland

WARSAW, POLAND / ACCESSWIRE / April 24, 2020 / Inovo Venture Partners , a venture capital firm focused on Central and Eastern Europe investments, has announced its second fund with backing from the European Investment Fund (EIF) among others.

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  • WARSAW, POLAND / ACCESSWIRE / April 24, 2020 / Inovo Venture Partners , a venture capital firm focused on Central and Eastern Europe investments, has announced its second fund with backing from the European Investment Fund (EIF) among others.
  • Established in 1994, the European Investment Fund finances SMEs through private banks and funds.
  • In the past three years, it has invested in several VC funds focused on Poland and CEE, with its 15M stake in Inovo Venture Partners' latest fund marking its fifth such investment.
  • Inovo Venture Partners specializes in identifying disruptive tech startups and bootstrapping their development through participation in late seed and Series A rounds.

The European Investment Bank

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星期五, 二月 15, 2019
Economy, Finance, Money, Multilateral development banks, Economy of the European Union, European Investment Bank, Bank, European Investment Fund, EIB, Venture capital, AccessBank Liberia, Direct lending

Thursday, February 14, 2019Based in Luxembourg, the European Investment Bank is the European Union’s bank, lending to projects that contribute to growth and employment within Europe. This briefing gives a short overview of the Bank's membership and operation, and discusses some of the issues surrounding the UK's future relationship with the Bank following Brexit.

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  • House of Commons Library

    Based in Luxembourg, the European Investment Bank is the European Unions bank, lending to projects that contribute to growth and employment within Europe.

  • The European Investment Bank (EIB) was set up in 1958 under the terms of the Treaty of Rome.Based in Luxembourg, it is the European Unions bank, lending to projects that contribute to growth and employment within Europe.
  • The main points of contention surround the capital that the UK has paid into the Bank, what any ongoing relationship with the Bank would look like, whether projects in the UK will continue to receive loans, and whether the UK could create its own replacement for the Bank.
  • The European Investment Fund, an offshoot of the EIB partly owned by private financial institutions, supports small and medium-sized enterprises throughout Europe by providing risk financing (for example, by backing venture capital firms).

Experts from the British Business Bank and KfW give evidence

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星期二, 十一月 13, 2018
KfW, European Investment Fund, Economy, British Business Bank, EIF, Finance

EU Financial Affairs Sub-Committee takes evidence at 10.15 am on Wednesday 14 November 2018 at 10.15am

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  • Wednesday 14 November in Committee Room 4A, Palace of Westminster
    Eva Witt, Director of Federal and European Affairs, KfW
    How does the British Business Bank (BBB) help improve access to finance for SMEs?
  • What would be the consequences if the European Investment Fund (EIF) withdraws from the UK market?
  • The Chancellor of Exchequer announced 200 million of additional funding for the BBB to replace EIF if needed.
  • Where does KfW provide the most added value compared to the private sector?

Experts from the British Business Bank and KfW give evidence

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星期二, 十一月 13, 2018
KfW, European Investment Fund, Economy, British Business Bank, EIF, Finance

EU Financial Affairs Sub-Committee takes evidence at 10.15 am on Wednesday 14 November 2018 at 10.15am

Key Points: 
  • Wednesday 14 November in Committee Room 4A, Palace of Westminster
    Eva Witt, Director of Federal and European Affairs, KfW
    How does the British Business Bank (BBB) help improve access to finance for SMEs?
  • What would be the consequences if the European Investment Fund (EIF) withdraws from the UK market?
  • The Chancellor of Exchequer announced 200 million of additional funding for the BBB to replace EIF if needed.
  • Where does KfW provide the most added value compared to the private sector?