Achille Traore, CEO of White Label Loyalty discusses the important role that international investors can play in helping UK founders to reach new markets.

Green Angel Syndicate (GAS) is the UK's largest network of specialist investors fighting climate change.  Since it was launched in its present form in 2017, it has led the way in delivering specialist angel investment for the innovations we need to fight climate change, backing 28 start-up or early-stage companies across 10 different sectors.  Last week, GAS closed the third round of its EIS Climate Change fund which will support the growth of more pioneering early-stage and start-up companies finding solutions to climate change. 

We asked GAS founder Nick Lyth and CEO Cam Ross to give us some insight into what makes GAS tick, what sets them apart from the crowd and the future for climate change investing.

Britain’s new wave of entrepreneurs need to avoid falling into the trap of entitlement in our online era says Jeb Buckler, the founder and chief executive of Startup Giants.

While 2021 may have been defined by survival, 2022 presents an opportunity for growth. Jordan Dargue, co-founder of Fund Her North, the Northern volunteer collective working to improve access to finance for female-led businesses, shares her top five tips for business getting ready for expansion in 2022.

Nick Lyth, Founder and President of Green Angel Syndicate – the UK's largest specialist network of investors fighting climate change – takes an in-depth look at carbon markets.

This article was first published by Green Angel Syndicate in December 2021.

Nick Lyth, Founder & President of Green Angel Syndicate asks if the news about the closure of impact investment firm puts other similar investment companies under the microscope.

Ian Connatty, Managing Director, Co-investment and direct investments at British Patient Capital, looks at the things to think about in the coming year:

Richard Hope, Managing Director and Head of EMEA at Hamilton Lane, says 2021 set sector records and the big challenges for private equity in 2022 will be resisting ‘FOMO’ and developing ESG data provision:

To help founders navigate the complex world of fund raising Oliver Woolley of Envestors has provided an overview to help identify the type of investor that might be best for businesses seeking investment.

Seedrs and Republic, the major US private investing platform founded in 2016, recently announced Republic’s purchase of Seedrs. James Murdoch shares his insights.

After a very busy year for the angel market in the UK, Modwenna Rees-Mogg asks what there is to look forward to in 2022?

Philippe Thomas, CEO at Vaultinum discusses why software due diligence is such a valuable tool for private equity investors