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How We Work for Investors

 How We Work for InvestorsThis booklet is aimed at both first-time investors in unquoted companies and those who have invested before. For the former we hope that this gives some tips on avoiding the more expensive mistakes. For the latt...

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Venture Capital for Smaller Companies

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How We Work

 How Does Beer & Partners Work?We have written this introductory booklet to help our clients, potential clients and indeed their advisors to understand how we work. We want to dispel some of the myths surrounding our "Business Angel" market and ensure that everyone knows what we can, an...

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Enterprise Investment Scheme & Capital Gains Tax

HM Revenue & Customs - Helpsheet 297 Tax Year 6 April 2009 to 5 April 2010 ...

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Press Release: Luke Johnson supports Small Business Britain through Beer & Partners

Strategic investment allows serial entrepreneur to tap into early stage companies  London, 26 April 2010Beer & Partners, the UK’s largest business investment agency, and Luke Johnson, columnist for the FT and former chairman of Channel 4, today announced t...

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Knowledge Peers Interviews with Mike Weaver, Beer & Partners CEO

 See Mike Weaver, Chief Executive of Beer & Partners, on video......

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Beer support BBAA campaign

The British Business Angels Association (BBAA) recently produced a comprehensive ‘state of the nation’ report into the success and challenges facing business angel investment in the UK. Michael Weaver, CEO of Beer & Partners, the UK’s largest business investment agency, comments: “We applaud the initiative by BBAA, BERR and NESTA in producing the research report ‘Siding with the Angel...

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London Investment Fair - Press Release

London, 14 April 2009: As banks’ lending volumes decrease, credit has become increasingly difficult to obtain. With debt finance becoming an expensive burden, small and medium businesses are left struggling to find the capital required to grow and are now in need of alternative forms of funding. In parallel, the balance of opportunities for investors is shifting. Investment i...

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