Enterprise Capital Funds Programme
British Business Bank
Enterprise Capital Funds (ECFs) bring together private and public money to make investments in high growth, early stage, businesses.
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Government · The North of England
Part of Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade
Development bank wholly owned by HM Government that supports the Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund II.
british-business-bank.co.ukIts parts: Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund II.
British Business Bank
Enterprise Capital Funds (ECFs) bring together private and public money to make investments in high growth, early stage, businesses.
British Business Bank
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