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Oxford Capital has led an investment of up to £1.9 million in Arkivum, a provider of large-scale digital archiving solutions. The investment was made alongside existing investors IP Group and Parkwalk Advisors. It will enable Arkivum to accelerate the commercial roll-out of its data archiving service, expand its customer base and increase marketing. Arkivum specialises…
Oxford Capital has appointed Barney Rhys Jones as an Investment Director in its infrastructure team. Barney will manage Oxford Capital’s renewable energy and infrastructure asset portfolio and operational aspects of the investment management process. Barney was previously Managing Director and Chief Operating Officer at Good Energy PLC, the UK’s first dedicated 100% renewable electricity supplier….
We have led a major funding round for Linkdex, an award-winning ‘organic marketing’ platform provider. Organic marketing is a rapidly growing discipline which enables businesses to create and promote online content that their customers want to use and share. Oxford Capital joins existing investor Amadeus Capital who backed the business from an early stage. The…
How will changes introduced in this year’s Budget affect investments like the Oxford Capital Infrastructure EIS? IMPORTANT UPDATE TO THIS BLOG POST: The Finance Bill 2014 came into force on 17th July 2014. The Oxford Capital Infrastructure EIS no longer invests in companies which own or operate solar panels. Investments are now focused on other…
In yesterday’s Budget, the Government announced that it will no longer be possible for companies which derive revenues from Renewable Obligation Certificates (‘ROCs’) to qualify for the Enterprise Investment Scheme (‘EIS’). The change will take effect in the summer, when the new Finance Bill comes into force. There are three important points to note at…
A number of news outlets have recently reported that HMRC has withdrawn the qualifying status of a Venture Capital Trust (‘VCT’) operated by Oxford Technology. Oxford Capital is in no way connected with Oxford Technology. We do not operate and have never operated any VCTs.
We have further expanded our London presence by opening a larger office in Central London at 11 Weymouth Street, W1, just off Portland Place. The team is split between the firm’s four offices in Oxford, London, Geneva and Hong Kong, from which we service a diverse investor base and support our community of entrepreneurs as…
We are pleased to announce the promotion of Oliver Hughes and Martyn Holman to Investment Directors, as we continue to develop our investment expertise. Oliver is responsible for leading infrastructure investments. He joined the firm in 2012 to build our renewable energy infrastructure investment portfolio. Last year our infrastructure investment portfolio trebled in size. In…
Oxford Capital has been named EIS Fund Manager of the Year for the second year running and for the fourth time in total. Managing partner David Mott commented, “What makes this particular award so special is that it is voted for by members of the EIS Association, including accountants, tax advisers, independent financial advisers and…
As ever at this time of year, many journalists, industry commentators and other pundits have been busily writing their predictions for the year ahead. Here are six predictions that caught our eye. Impact investing grows up. Impact investing (investing for both monetary and societal gain) was the subject of many headlines in 2013, with the…