Traduction de «Capital de risque gouvernemental » (Français → Anglais) :

It also lays down uniform rules for the marketing of qualifying venture capital funds to eligible investors across the Union, for the portfolio composition of qualifying venture capital funds, for the eligible investment instruments and techniques to be used by qualifying venture capital funds as well as for the organisation, conduct and transparency of managers that market qualifying venture capital funds across the Union.

Since the objectives of this Regulation, namely to ensure uniform requirements apply to the marketing of qualifying venture capital funds and to establish a simple registration system for managers of qualifying venture capital funds, thereby facilitating the marketing of qualifying venture capital funds throughout the Union, while taking full account of the need to balance safety and reliability associated with the use of the designation ‘EuVECA’ with the efficient operation of the venture capital market and the cost for its various stakeholders, cannot be sufficiently achieved by the Member States and can therefore, by reason of its sca ...[+++]le and effects, be better achieved at Union level, the Union may adopt measures in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity as set out in Article 5 of the Treaty on European Union.

To prevent dilution of the investments into qualifying portfolio undertakings, qualifying venture capital funds should only be permitted to invest into other qualifying venture capital funds, provided that those qualifying venture capital funds have not themselves invested more than 10 % of their aggregate capital contributions and uncalled committed capital in other qualifying venture capital funds.

It will help high-growth firms access risk capital by committing significant funds to leverage increased private sector investments in early-stage risk capital, including by making available $400 million to help increase private sector investment in early-stage risk capital and support the creation of large-scale venture capital funds led by the private sector.

Among the schemes approved under the Communication [32] were: the UK Small and medium enterprise venture capital and loan Fund [33], focusing on the provision of equity and quasi-equity as well as micro-finance loans to SMEs ; the Greek TANEO - New economy development Fund [34], a fund-of-funds intended to provide finance to venture capital funds investing in SMEs active in "new economy" sectors such as telecommunication and biotechnology; the Italian scheme Risk capital for start-up of innovative enterprises [35], aimed at supporting innovative enterprises in the start-up phase; and the Austrian Fund for the participation in the equi ...[+++]ty of SMEs in Burgenland [36] and the Venture capital scheme for the Land of Styria [37].

The ultimate mission of a U.S. venture capitalist, and a Canadian venture capitalist, in reverse, in investing in a Canadian company is that the success comes when that Canadian company has gigantic increases in exports to the U.S. The win-win is that, if the U.S. venture capitalist wins, his or her partner in Canada who is a venture capitalist wins, because they do these deals together, the CEO wins, and the countries win.