Swimming with the big fish

Article Abstract:

The north west of England and city of Manchester have seen a revival in venture capital activity in 1999, following a quiet period during 1998. Venture capitalists are increasingly involved in deals where they fund the growth of private companies by acquisition, so that those companies can compete better in their markets. The bombing of Manchester's city center has been a test that the region has overcome, and entrepreneurial spirit is high in the region.

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Venture capitalists enjoy clement climate

Article Abstract:

Venture capital companies in Manchester, England, face competition from companies from London, England. There are 10 members of the British Venture Capital Association in Manchester and 3i ranks first in terms of number of deals. 3i is prepared to make small investments, and Murray Johnstone claims it has invested more than 3i in 1996. Venture capital business is becoming increasingly competitive and companies are having to differentiate themselves.

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