- Executive summary
- Methodology and Definitions
- Definitions
- Regional breakdown
- Types of funds
- Background to venture provision
- A short history of public sector involvement in the provision of venturefinance
- Changing tastes in the venture sector
- Recent fundraising
- Outlook for fundraising
- The main difference between publicly and privately-backed funds
- Regional issues
- The Population of Investors
- The shifting population of funds
- Identifying the active universe of investors
- Breakdown of active funds
- The size of funds
- The age of funds
- Regional analysis
- Summary
- Specialists and generalists
- Breakdown of funds by specialisation
- Specialisation by fund type
- Location of specialists
- Stage predominance of specialists
- Summary
- Fund Sizes and Sources of Capital
- Fund Sizes
- Sources of capital
- The UK public sector as an investor
- Summary
- Analysis of teams
- Team size
- Team size and investment activity
- Summary
- Investment Activity
- Number of investments
- Size of Investments
- Co-investment
- Public and private overlap
- Summary
- Regional Investment Activity
- Investments by region
- Investment size by region
- Value of investment in each region
- Regional investment activity by stage
- Regional investment activity by sector
- Summary
- Appendix 1
- The relationship between different fund types
- Specific obstacles to investment
- Equity Gaps
- Supply of public capital
- Issues affecting the publicly-backed funds
- Perception of the publicly-backed funds
- Appendix 2 – Regional Analysis
- North East
- Yorkshire and Humberside
- East Midlands
- Eastern region
- London
- South East
- South West
- West Midlands
- North West and Merseyside
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