Newable Ventures

Newable Ventures (“NV”) has been operating for over 30 years in the venture capital sector.  Working with some of the country’s most innovative entrepreneurs and exciting early-stage businesses, NV is always looking to create new investment approaches and products. NV provides vital early stage investment for emerging businesses and facilitates SEIS and EIS investment opportunities for investors. In 2017, NV investors committed £3.75m alongside £11.5m of co-investment.

What is CoInvestor?

Coinvestor is a digital platform that works closely with leading fund managers to bring investors a wide range of investment opportunities, such as EIS, Private Equity and Unlisted Bonds. Investment opportunities are presented clearly and consistently, making it easier for investors to find high quality opportunities and compare them side by side. Each opportunity is sourced and managed by an expert, providing access to premium investment opportunities. Fund managers will monitor your investments, providing detailed and up to date reports on the co-investor platform.

Thanks to Coinvestor’s platform, investing with NV has now been made simpler, allowing investors who are looking to diversify their portfolios and invest in a number of funds – to now have them all on one platform, making it much simpler to manage.

If you are interested in Newable Ventures, please visit our website.

^{Newable Ventures Limited (FRN 795277) is an Appointed Representative of Larpent Newton & Co Ltd. Larpent Newton & Co Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, FRN 141275.  Neither Newable Capital Limited nor Newable Private Investing Limited are Authorised and Regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.}

^{Risk warning: Your capital is at risk. Investing in early stage companies involves risks including loss of capital, illiquidity, lack of dividends and dilution. Newable Ventures Limited does not give tax or investment advice.}

^{The availability of tax relief depends on individual investors’ circumstances, and on investee companies’ qualifying status, both of which may be subject to change. If you are in doubt about eligibility for tax reliefs or the tax treatment of your investment, you should seek independent tax advice.}