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European Commission and EIB Launch Pact to Fund Tech Scale-ups

8 reports, 4 independent Updated Sep 22
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What happened

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The European Commission and the European Investment Bank launched the European Institutional Investors Pact (EIIP) at the TechEU Equity Summit. The pact is a voluntary framework designed to channel long-term institutional capital into Europe’s technology and scale-up ecosystem. This effort supports the €15 billion European Tech Champions Initiative (ETCI 2.0) and the €5 billion Scaleup Europe Fund.

From eib.org

Why it matters

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The initiative aims to unlock long-term capital for European innovation by combining public and private partners. The European Investment Bank is also expanding its tech champion initiative to mobilize up to €80 billion for highly innovative companies scaling up across the EU.

From eib.org, business-review.eu

Who's involved

  • European CommissionLaunched the pact and aims to drive European innovation and industrial strength.
  • European Investment BankCo-launched the pact and manages the investment platform to help investors access opportunities.
  • EuropeThe geographic area targeted by the initiative to boost its competitiveness.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • EuropeSpeculative

    Tech scale-ups in Europe could see increased funding and investment opportunities to boost their revenue and growth.

  • European Investment BankSpeculative

    Institutional investors, including Danske Bank and Banco Santander, may gain access to new investment opportunities across the continent.

How it developed

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  3. Canada announces financial support packages for Ukraine, including credit guarantees to the EBRD and funding for IEA's Joint Working Programme.Sub-event
  4. The European Commission and EBRD discussed contributing funding for the restoration of the Chornobyl NPP.Sub-event
  5. Italy finances the CEI Fund at the EBRD.Sub-event
  6. EIB announces support for a new EU technology initiative involving member states.1 source
  7. A major project is underway in Ertis, financed by the EBRD, involving a new processing complex in the Pavlodar region of Kazakhstan.Sub-event
  8. EU enhances cooperation through EBRD activities in Nigeria, pledging to expand investment and trade.Sub-event
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  1. The three major European financial institutions are partnering on recovery and financing.1 source

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