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194,000,000.0 Swedish krona
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388,000,000.0 Swedish krona
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50.0 percent
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29 April 2016
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31 December 2023
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European Investment Fund
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L-2968
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Swedish Venture Initiative är ett finanseringsinstrument (en fond-i-fond). Tillväxtverket har utsett EIF till genomförare av Swevi. Satsningen omfattar 582 Mkr varav 194 Mkr från ERUF, 194 Mkr från Tillväxtverket som nationell medfinansiering samt 194 Mkr från EIF. Swevi ska genom investeringar i venture capital-fonder dels främja tillkomsten av fler venture capital-fonder dels bidra till att mer kapital kan investeras i små och medelstora tillväxtföretag i huvudsakligen tidiga faser. Insatsen baseras på den förhandsbedömning Tillväxtverket genomförde i februari 2015 och som bl a visade på ett marknadsproblem i relation till externt ägarkapital, i synnerhet med avseende på små och medelstora företag i tidiga utvecklingsfaser. (Swedish)
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The Swedish Venture Initiative is a financial instrument (a fund-in-fund). The Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth has appointed EIF to implement Swevi. The investment amounts to SEK 582 million, of which SEK 194 million from ERUF, SEK 194 million from Tillväxtverket as national co-financing and SEK 194 million from EIF. Through investments in venture capital funds, Swevi will promote the creation of more venture capital funds and contribute to the fact that more capital can be invested in small and medium-sized growth companies in mainly early phases. The initiative is based on the preliminary assessment The Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth conducted in February 2015 showed, among other things, a market problem in relation to external equity capital, especially with regard to SMEs in early development phases. (English)
29 April 2021
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20201073
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