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(Created claim: summary (P836): The high Norman territory of economic, geographical and environmental assets. Nevertheless, it needs to consolidate and improve the adaptability of its economy in order to enhance its attractiveness. The renewal of investments and the modernisation of tools are insufficient, especially for TPEs and SMEs. In its 2 strategic schemes SREDEEII/SRESRI, the Region thus affirms its desire to make the region a land of business and research and to suppo...) |
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The high Norman territory of economic, geographical and environmental assets. Nevertheless, it needs to consolidate and improve the adaptability of its economy in order to enhance its attractiveness. The renewal of investments and the modernisation of tools are insufficient, especially for TPEs and SMEs. In its 2 strategic schemes SREDEEII/SRESRI, the Region thus affirms its desire to make the region a land of business and research and to support a greater number of SMEs. By virtue of its economic competence and its role as manager of the ERDF funds, it mobilises axis 1 of its ERDF OP for regional economic competitiveness. Indeed, there are challenges to investment and financing of TPEs/SMEs. One of the conditions is to simplify access to SME/PET bank financing. To this end, the region will be able to rely on the co-construction with Bpifrance of the ERDF Regional Fund. The fund will jointly mobilise ERDF and regional resources, limited in two dedicated strands, with a leverage effect on private funding. The fund will be managed by Bpifrance, which will control the risk and bear the risk of depletion of the fund. It will act as a bank guarantee to address funding gaps, specifically on risky creative and transfer-recovery segments.The ex ante evaluation identifies significant financing needs for both innovative start-ups, growth SMEs and transfer/retakers SMEs. The cumulative needs for these different phases range from EUR 1 076 to EUR 1 170 million/year. It highlights in particular the need to support segments: start-up phases, creation, post-creation/development of enterprises/business takeover to ensure that decision-making centres are maintained in the territory.In coherence and to support the economic strategy of the region, the ERDF regional fund will act as a bank guarantee in order to facilitate SMEs’ access to bank credit, particularly in the risky phases of business start-up and transfer/takeover. The bank guarantee is a good channel of financing in these often expensive phases, in which banks intervene under optimally in view of their importance to the regional economy. The challenge of SMEs’ competitiveness and territorial growth requires concerted public action. The added value of the Structural Funds is real for the sustainability and development of SMEs. Over the period 2007-2013, EU funds have enabled businesses to modernise their productive machinery and to cope with the economic and social crisis of 2009. The Fund will provide a complementary response to the ERDF regional offer in the form of a grant and as a priority in segments not sufficiently covered by the market as risky and expensive (creation, take-over/transmission). The intervention will also be consistent with other forms of regional intervention, in particular implemented by Bpifrance (FRG), as well as Bpifrance’s interventions on national and/or European resources. To this end, the Regional Directorate of Bpifrance will ensure that the instrument is implemented in close proximity, in conjunction with the services of the Region. On the other hand, the positioning of Bpifrance in the banking ecosystem, the fund will increase the spread of European financing to companies: the guarantee granted under the Fund shall be open to all Lender Institutions approved by the Board of Directors of Bpifrance. In line with the priorities of the OP 2014-2020 and the Regional Economic Development Scheme, it will guarantee up to 70 % free of charge the risk of final loss of medium-term bank financing (maximum 10 years), granted to SMEs and on all programmes (English) | |||||||||||||||
| Property / summary: The high Norman territory of economic, geographical and environmental assets. Nevertheless, it needs to consolidate and improve the adaptability of its economy in order to enhance its attractiveness. The renewal of investments and the modernisation of tools are insufficient, especially for TPEs and SMEs. In its 2 strategic schemes SREDEEII/SRESRI, the Region thus affirms its desire to make the region a land of business and research and to support a greater number of SMEs. By virtue of its economic competence and its role as manager of the ERDF funds, it mobilises axis 1 of its ERDF OP for regional economic competitiveness. Indeed, there are challenges to investment and financing of TPEs/SMEs. One of the conditions is to simplify access to SME/PET bank financing. To this end, the region will be able to rely on the co-construction with Bpifrance of the ERDF Regional Fund. The fund will jointly mobilise ERDF and regional resources, limited in two dedicated strands, with a leverage effect on private funding. The fund will be managed by Bpifrance, which will control the risk and bear the risk of depletion of the fund. It will act as a bank guarantee to address funding gaps, specifically on risky creative and transfer-recovery segments.The ex ante evaluation identifies significant financing needs for both innovative start-ups, growth SMEs and transfer/retakers SMEs. The cumulative needs for these different phases range from EUR 1 076 to EUR 1 170 million/year. It highlights in particular the need to support segments: start-up phases, creation, post-creation/development of enterprises/business takeover to ensure that decision-making centres are maintained in the territory.In coherence and to support the economic strategy of the region, the ERDF regional fund will act as a bank guarantee in order to facilitate SMEs’ access to bank credit, particularly in the risky phases of business start-up and transfer/takeover. The bank guarantee is a good channel of financing in these often expensive phases, in which banks intervene under optimally in view of their importance to the regional economy. The challenge of SMEs’ competitiveness and territorial growth requires concerted public action. The added value of the Structural Funds is real for the sustainability and development of SMEs. Over the period 2007-2013, EU funds have enabled businesses to modernise their productive machinery and to cope with the economic and social crisis of 2009. The Fund will provide a complementary response to the ERDF regional offer in the form of a grant and as a priority in segments not sufficiently covered by the market as risky and expensive (creation, take-over/transmission). The intervention will also be consistent with other forms of regional intervention, in particular implemented by Bpifrance (FRG), as well as Bpifrance’s interventions on national and/or European resources. To this end, the Regional Directorate of Bpifrance will ensure that the instrument is implemented in close proximity, in conjunction with the services of the Region. On the other hand, the positioning of Bpifrance in the banking ecosystem, the fund will increase the spread of European financing to companies: the guarantee granted under the Fund shall be open to all Lender Institutions approved by the Board of Directors of Bpifrance. In line with the priorities of the OP 2014-2020 and the Regional Economic Development Scheme, it will guarantee up to 70 % free of charge the risk of final loss of medium-term bank financing (maximum 10 years), granted to SMEs and on all programmes (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / summary: The high Norman territory of economic, geographical and environmental assets. Nevertheless, it needs to consolidate and improve the adaptability of its economy in order to enhance its attractiveness. The renewal of investments and the modernisation of tools are insufficient, especially for TPEs and SMEs. In its 2 strategic schemes SREDEEII/SRESRI, the Region thus affirms its desire to make the region a land of business and research and to support a greater number of SMEs. By virtue of its economic competence and its role as manager of the ERDF funds, it mobilises axis 1 of its ERDF OP for regional economic competitiveness. Indeed, there are challenges to investment and financing of TPEs/SMEs. One of the conditions is to simplify access to SME/PET bank financing. To this end, the region will be able to rely on the co-construction with Bpifrance of the ERDF Regional Fund. The fund will jointly mobilise ERDF and regional resources, limited in two dedicated strands, with a leverage effect on private funding. The fund will be managed by Bpifrance, which will control the risk and bear the risk of depletion of the fund. It will act as a bank guarantee to address funding gaps, specifically on risky creative and transfer-recovery segments.The ex ante evaluation identifies significant financing needs for both innovative start-ups, growth SMEs and transfer/retakers SMEs. The cumulative needs for these different phases range from EUR 1 076 to EUR 1 170 million/year. It highlights in particular the need to support segments: start-up phases, creation, post-creation/development of enterprises/business takeover to ensure that decision-making centres are maintained in the territory.In coherence and to support the economic strategy of the region, the ERDF regional fund will act as a bank guarantee in order to facilitate SMEs’ access to bank credit, particularly in the risky phases of business start-up and transfer/takeover. The bank guarantee is a good channel of financing in these often expensive phases, in which banks intervene under optimally in view of their importance to the regional economy. The challenge of SMEs’ competitiveness and territorial growth requires concerted public action. The added value of the Structural Funds is real for the sustainability and development of SMEs. Over the period 2007-2013, EU funds have enabled businesses to modernise their productive machinery and to cope with the economic and social crisis of 2009. The Fund will provide a complementary response to the ERDF regional offer in the form of a grant and as a priority in segments not sufficiently covered by the market as risky and expensive (creation, take-over/transmission). The intervention will also be consistent with other forms of regional intervention, in particular implemented by Bpifrance (FRG), as well as Bpifrance’s interventions on national and/or European resources. To this end, the Regional Directorate of Bpifrance will ensure that the instrument is implemented in close proximity, in conjunction with the services of the Region. On the other hand, the positioning of Bpifrance in the banking ecosystem, the fund will increase the spread of European financing to companies: the guarantee granted under the Fund shall be open to all Lender Institutions approved by the Board of Directors of Bpifrance. In line with the priorities of the OP 2014-2020 and the Regional Economic Development Scheme, it will guarantee up to 70 % free of charge the risk of final loss of medium-term bank financing (maximum 10 years), granted to SMEs and on all programmes (English) / qualifier | |||||||||||||||
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Project Q3681466 in France
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Project Q3681466 in France |
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1,000,000.00 Euro
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2,500,000.0 Euro
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40.0 percent
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31 December 2022
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BPIFRANCE
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94710
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Le territoire haut normand des atouts économiques, géographiques et environnementaux. Il doit néanmoins consolider et améliorer la capacité d'adaptation de son économie pour renforcer son attractivité. Le renouvellement des investissements et la modernisation des outils sont insuffisants, en particulier pour les TPE et PME. Dans ses 2 schémas stratégiques SREDEEII / SRESRI, la Région affirme ainsi sa volonté de faire de la région une terre d'entreprises et de recherche et d'accompagner un plus grand nombre de PME. De par sa compétence économique et son rôle de gestionnaire des fonds FEDER, elle mobilise l'axe 1 de son PO FEDER au service de la compétitivité économique régionale. Des défis sont en effet à relever sur l'investissement et le financement des TPE/PME. L'une des conditions est de simplifier l'accès aux financements bancaires des TPE/PME. Dans cet objectif, la région pourra s'appuyer sur la coconstruction avec Bpifrance du Fonds régional FEDER. Le fonds mobilisera conjointement des ressources FEDER et régionales, cantonnées dans deux volets dédiés, avec un effet de levier sur des financements privés. Le fonds sera géré par Bpifrance, qui assurera la maîtrise du risque et portera le risque d'épuisement du fonds. Il interviendra en garantie bancaire pour répondre aux carences de financement, spécifiquement sur les segments risqués de création et transmission-reprise.L'évaluation ex ante identifie des besoins de financement significatifs tant pour les entreprises innovantes en création, les PME de croissance, les PME en transmission/reprise. Les besoins cumulés sur ces différentes phases atteignent 1 076 à 1 170 M€/an. Elle met en exergue notamment la nécessité de soutenir les segments : phases d'amorçage, création, post-création / développement des entreprises / reprise d'entreprise afin assurer le maintien des centres de décision dans le territoire.En cohérence et pour accompagner la stratégie économique de la région, le fonds régional FEDER interviendra en garantie bancaire afin de faciliter l'accès des PME au crédit bancaire, notamment sur les phases risquées que sont la création d'entreprises et la transmission/reprise. La garantie bancaire est un bon relais de financement sur ces phases souvent onéreuses, sur lesquelles les banques interviennent de manière sous optimale au regard de leur importance pour l'économie régionale. Le défi de la compétitivité des PME et de la croissance des territoires implique une action publique concertée. La valeur ajoutée des fonds structurels est réelle pour la pérennité et le développement des PME. Sur la période 2007-2013, les fonds européens ont permis aux entreprises de moderniser leur appareil productif et de faire face à la crise économique et sociale de 2009. Le fonds apportera une réponse complémentaire à l'offre régionale FEDER sous forme de subvention et en priorité sur des segments insuffisamment couverts par le marché car risqués et onéreux (création, reprise/transmission). L'intervention sera également cohérente avec les autres formes d'intervention régionale, notamment mises en oeuvre par Bpifrance (FRG), ainsi que les interventions de Bpifrance sur ressources nationales et/ou européennes. A cette fin, la Direction régionale de Bpifrance assurera une mise en oeuvre de proximité de l'instrument, en lien avec les services de la Région. De part, le positionnement de Bpifrance dans l'écosystème bancaire, le fonds accroîtra la diffusion des financements européens vers les entreprises : la garantie accordée au titre du Fonds est ouverte à tous les Etablissements prêteurs agréés par le conseil d'administration de Bpifrance. En cohérence avec les priorités du PO 2014-2020 et du Schéma Régional de développement économique, il permettra de garantir gratuitement jusqu'à 70% le risque de perte finale des financements bancaires à moyen-terme (10 ans maximum), accordés aux PME et sur tous les programme (French)
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The high Norman territory of economic, geographical and environmental assets. Nevertheless, it needs to consolidate and improve the adaptability of its economy in order to enhance its attractiveness. The renewal of investments and the modernisation of tools are insufficient, especially for TPEs and SMEs. In its 2 strategic schemes SREDEEII/SRESRI, the Region thus affirms its desire to make the region a land of business and research and to support a greater number of SMEs. By virtue of its economic competence and its role as manager of the ERDF funds, it mobilises axis 1 of its ERDF OP for regional economic competitiveness. Indeed, there are challenges to investment and financing of TPEs/SMEs. One of the conditions is to simplify access to SME/PET bank financing. To this end, the region will be able to rely on the co-construction with Bpifrance of the ERDF Regional Fund. The fund will jointly mobilise ERDF and regional resources, limited in two dedicated strands, with a leverage effect on private funding. The fund will be managed by Bpifrance, which will control the risk and bear the risk of depletion of the fund. It will act as a bank guarantee to address funding gaps, specifically on risky creative and transfer-recovery segments.The ex ante evaluation identifies significant financing needs for both innovative start-ups, growth SMEs and transfer/retakers SMEs. The cumulative needs for these different phases range from EUR 1 076 to EUR 1 170 million/year. It highlights in particular the need to support segments: start-up phases, creation, post-creation/development of enterprises/business takeover to ensure that decision-making centres are maintained in the territory.In coherence and to support the economic strategy of the region, the ERDF regional fund will act as a bank guarantee in order to facilitate SMEs’ access to bank credit, particularly in the risky phases of business start-up and transfer/takeover. The bank guarantee is a good channel of financing in these often expensive phases, in which banks intervene under optimally in view of their importance to the regional economy. The challenge of SMEs’ competitiveness and territorial growth requires concerted public action. The added value of the Structural Funds is real for the sustainability and development of SMEs. Over the period 2007-2013, EU funds have enabled businesses to modernise their productive machinery and to cope with the economic and social crisis of 2009. The Fund will provide a complementary response to the ERDF regional offer in the form of a grant and as a priority in segments not sufficiently covered by the market as risky and expensive (creation, take-over/transmission). The intervention will also be consistent with other forms of regional intervention, in particular implemented by Bpifrance (FRG), as well as Bpifrance’s interventions on national and/or European resources. To this end, the Regional Directorate of Bpifrance will ensure that the instrument is implemented in close proximity, in conjunction with the services of the Region. On the other hand, the positioning of Bpifrance in the banking ecosystem, the fund will increase the spread of European financing to companies: the guarantee granted under the Fund shall be open to all Lender Institutions approved by the Board of Directors of Bpifrance. In line with the priorities of the OP 2014-2020 and the Regional Economic Development Scheme, it will guarantee up to 70 % free of charge the risk of final loss of medium-term bank financing (maximum 10 years), granted to SMEs and on all programmes (English)
18 November 2021
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Identifiers
19E00501
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