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small capital

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Northern Ireland is poorly represented for venture capital and has only a small number of locally based funds which are mainly focused on small deal sizes;
2. The measure is intended to provide risk capital funding for small and medium-sized enterprises [3] (SMEs) in Northern Ireland by establishing a new venture capital fund.
3. HM Treasury: Bridging the Finance Gap: next steps in improving access to growth capital for small businesses (December 2003).
4. If yes, is eligibility limited to small and medium enterprises with a low technical level and limited capital?
5. The Small and Medium Enterprises Venture Capital and Loan Fund regulates the establishment of venture capital funds specialising in risk capital funding for SMEs across the United Kingdom and in Gibraltar.
6. All other material aspects of the notified measure respect the conditions laid down in the decision concerning the Small and Medium Enterprises Venture Capital and Loan Fund.
7. Capital rationing does exist within the UK economy and particularly affects SMEs seeking small amounts of external finance for early stage, firm growth and development.
8. The State Aid Guidelines shall be amended by introducing a new chapter 10.B on State aid to promote risk capital investments to small and medium-sized enterprises.
9. Furthermore, according to those comments, the scheme would not affect competition because any European small- or mid-caps could benefit from the easier access to capital.
10. Lastly, the Commission notes that the guaranteed loan (EUR 570 million) is small compared with the aggregate amount of capital raised (over EUR 3 billion).
11. Community Guidelines on State aid to promote risk capital investments in small and medium-sized enterprises (OJ C 194, 18.8.2006, p. 2) thereinafter ‘the RCG’.
12. Regarding the access to capital of small and young enterprises, the main difficulties of equity financing are the high transaction and agency costs as well as the risk aversion of investors related to risk capital investments.
13. These guidelines are based on the Community guidelines on State aid to promote risk capital investments in small and medium-sized enterprises, which have been prepared in the light of the experience gained in the application of the Communication on State aid and risk capital, which corresponds to the Authority's guidelines on State aid and risk capital [5].
14. The UK authorities have confirmed that SMEs will not raise more than GBP 2 million per year and they will not be beyond the stage of expansion capital, as defined in point 2.2(h) of the Community Guidelines on State Aid to Promote Risk Capital Investments in Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (hereinafter referred to as ‘Risk Capital Guidelines’).
15. another taxable person, in so far as the supply of goods by that other taxable person is covered by the exemption for small enterprises provided for in Articles 282 to 292 and involves capital goods;