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Enterprise Capital Funds
Seminar for Prospective Fund Managers and Investors
May 2019
#BBBECF
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Welcome and Overview
Ken Cooper
Managing Director
Venture Solutions
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British Business Bank, ECF Team
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Ken Cooper –Managing Director, Venture Solutions
Olivia Cooper - PA Mark Sims –Director, Funds
Michael Laycock –Senior Investment
Manager
Sam Ettelaie –Investment Manager
Matthew Maddison –Director, Portfolio &
Reporting
Simon Cunnington –Senior Investment
Manager
Liz Bailey –Senior Investment
Manager
James Campbell –Investment Manager
Sean Casey –Analyst
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The British Business Bank
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International Economic Development Banks
Business Development Bank of Canada Est. 1944
KfW Bankengruppe Est. 1948
Banca del Mezzogiorno Est. 1952
Small Business Administration (SBA) Est. 1953
BPI France Est. 2005
Japan Finance Corporation Est. 2008
British Business Bank Est. 2014
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How we operate
Start-up
funding
providers
Business
angels
Asset
finance
providers
High street
banks
Venture
capital
providers
Debt
funds
Challenger
banks
Supply-chain
finance
providers
Peer-to-peer
lenders
Privatesectormoney
Expertise
Designing solutions to make finance markets for small businesses work better
Money
£6.2bn of public funding commitments
Invoice
finance /
factoring
Privatesectormoney
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Our regional funds
£400m+ Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund
£250m+ Midlands Engine Investment Fund
£40m+Cornwall & IOS Investment Fund
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Our objectives
INCREASE SUPPLYOF FINANCEto smaller businesses where markets do not work effectively
CREATE A MORE DIVERSE MARKETfor smaller businesses’ finance with greater choice of options and providers
ENCOURAGE AND ENABLESMEs
to seek the financebest suited to their needs
MANAGEtaxpayers’ resources efficiently withina robust risk management framework
IDENTIFY AND HELP REDUCE REGIONAL IMBALANCES IN ACCESS TO FINANCE for smaller businesses across the UK
BE THE CENTRE OF EXPERTISE on smaller business finance in the UK, providing advice and support to government
2 new objectives from April 2018
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Our success – the last 4 years
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Why support smaller businesses? (SMEs)
99.9%of UK
businesses
5.7mUK SMEs
16.1mEmployees in UK SMEs
of UK private sector employment
of UK private sector turnover
13th out of 14 countries for start-up's that
grow to 20 + employees in 3yrs
60%
51%
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The Story So Far
Mark Sims
Director, Funds
Venture Solutions
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The ECF Franchise
British Business Bank is a long term participant in the venture market and a professional LP.
We have backed emerging managers who have become household names on the UK and European Venture
stage.
BBB was one of the most active UK Venture LP last year
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We have backed a high proportion of fund managers in a second and in some instances third fund
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Managers Supported By The ECF
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Key Stats
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Since inception in 2006, 28 ECFs have been launched, supporting 545 innovative SMEs across a range of sectors.
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1. Seraphim Capital2. IQ Capital Fund 1
3. Sustainable Technology4. Amadeus & Angels Fund5. Catapult Growth Fund6. Dawn ECF
7. Oxford Technology
8. MMC9. Panoramic
10. Passion Capital
11. Notion Capital II
12. Longwall
13. Foresight Nottingham14. Episode 115. Amadeus IV
16. Sussex Place
17. IQ Capital II
18. Passion Capital II
19. Edge20. Active
21. Entrepreneur First22. Seraphim Space Fund23. ADV
24. Pentech
25. Longwall II26. Episode 1 II
27. IMBIBA
28.. VGC
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Sector Breakdown Of Portfolio Companies
The programme does not have a focus on one industry it is sector agnostic.
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Industrials6% Media & Marketing
3%
Leisure & Retail14%
Science12%
Business & Professional Services
16%
Tech/ IP based businesses
46%
Finance3%
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Changes In Fund Sizes
Average size increase from £20M funds closer to £60M over the programmes lifetime. Fund size has to be relevant for the market gap and strategy.
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Summary
We will continue to support high quality emerging fund managers.
The ECF programme is well funded after securing an additional £1bn of funding to be deployed over the next ten years.
The quality of ECF managers shows that the programme is competitive.
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ECF Guidance & Selection Process
Michael Laycock
Senior Investment Manager
Venture Solutions
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• A “geared” return structure designed to be competitive with other investment opportunities for the private investors.
• A significant commitment from British Business Finance Limited “BBFL” of up to £50m and 60% to 66% of the fund.
Key Features Of ECFs
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Waterfall
Private Investment
• 3% prioritised return to BBFL• Repayment of capital to BBFL and private investors• Distribution of a fixed share of profit to BBFL – remainder
shared between private investors and the fund manager
• Investors must invest on a commercial basis• Private investment must be incentivised into the market by
the ECF structure
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➢ Initial round size and total investment limits focused on “equity gap”.
➢ Equity component with a significant prospect of a material capital gain.
➢ Unlisted SME either pre-commercial sale or within 7 years of first commercial sale or is launching a new product or into a new geography requiring investment > 50% of preceding 5yrs average annual turnover.
➢ Investment must be for the benefit of the UK economy.
➢ Investment must be a ‘qualifying trade’.
The Strings - ECF Restrictions
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Full details of the restrictions are in our Guidance for Prospective Fund Managers
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Four broad areas of assessment:
The programme is competitive with only the strongest proposals being taken forward.
Successful proposals must also offer the best overall value for money in meeting BBFL’s objectives.
Assessment Criteria
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Strength of investment team, relevant experience and expertise
Investment strategy
Sources of private capital
Financial terms
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2-4 funds per annum
• Call, email and meetings for initial feedback
• Iterative process, keeping contact until ‘investment ready’
• We may start ‘light’ due diligence, including referencing and consideration of track record, experience of team etc.
• ‘Full’ due diligence, includes access to a data room and a complete due diligence questionnaire as well as multiple onsite meetings.
• Formal ‘5-pager’ comes later
• Length of the process varies
The Application Process
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The Application Process – Common Sticking Points
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Team
Track Record
Terms
A new team demonstrating they can work together effectively togetherExisting team finding it difficult to demonstrate they have the bandwidth to deliver a new fund
Portfolios that are largely unrealisedWhose deal was it?
“We’d like some feedback on our commercial terms.”
Private Investors“We don’t want to fund raise until we know you are in.”Private investors with motives other than commercial return.
Strategy“Me too”, no differentiation or obvious links to team’s skillsConflicts of interest
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The Application Process – Common sticking points
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• ECF’s structural requirements and restrictions must fit with your investment strategy.
• No minimum or maximum fund size – managers need to demonstrate that the proposed fund size is appropriate to the investment strategy.
• Maximum ratio of BBFL participation set by type of company that the fund will focus on.
Is An ECF Right For You?
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Strength of proposition remains paramount
Looking for ‘stand out ‘ proposals
Further details at: http://british-business-bank.co.uk/ourpartners/enterprise-capital-funds/
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Read the Guidance and if you still think an ECF is for you get in touch!
Still Interested??
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Current Fund Manager Presentation / Q&A
Parminder Basran
VGC Partners
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Technical Q&A
Venture Solutions Team
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