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A Study on Financing Civil Society

A Study about Financing Civil Society

Executive summary:~ Over the last five years, the financing of civil society organisations in the United Kingdom has become more sophisticated. In particular, the social investment market which supplies capital to these organisations has developed into a prototype market. However, as with any emerging market, there is a lack of clarity among the participants about the frameworks and parameters, even purpose, of the market place. In recent months, Venturesome has seen a growing number of additional voices calling for significant steps to be taken to build a strong social investment market.

Case Study on Financing Civil Society

This welcome advocacy appears, however, to be accompanied by confusion regarding the different models of civil society organisations, their social impact and expected financial returns1. Clarity is needed. These organisational models have varying financial needs. A supply of capital, comprising a range of financial instruments, is required across this broad spectrum of demand. Keep reading…

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Case Study on Boston Healthcare

Wakefield-based Boston Healthcare received £1.25 million investment from Finance Yorkshire’s Equity Fund.The company, which was established in April 2010, will use the investment to procure, market and distribute a range of well-known pharmaceutical products. The portfolio of over-the-counter (OTC) products produced by Boston Healthcare includes a range of sun protection products and multi-vitamins already available in high street retailers and pharmacies..
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Case Study of Dundee Reit

The management of DREAM founded a small public real estate company in 1996 and set out to grow it at a rapid pace. By 1998, it was a nationally prominent multidisciplinary real estate company with interests in a broad range of revenue properties and development assets. In 2003, DREAM saw that the public markets were showing a preference for pure play flow-through income vehicles, while discounting the value of development property. In order to better access capital for further growth and solidify the company’s position at the forefront of the Canadian office and industrial investment market, management spun off the development assets and restructured the revenue properties of Dundee Realty Corporation into a REIT. Discover more about Dundee Reit



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