Maven to manage £58m for Northern Power House fund
UK private equity house Maven Capital Partners has been given the mandate to manage ТЃ57.5m as part of the British government's Northern Power House Investment Fund (NPIF).
The vehicle, NPIF Maven Equity Finance, will be part of NPIF's £400m investment programme to support small and medium-sized businesses in the region.
The vehicle will provide equity tickets of between £50,000-2m to high-potential companies located across Lancashire, Greater Manchester, Liverpool, Cumbria, Yorkshire and the Humber, and Tees Valley.
NPIF was announced by the UK Government in 2015 and is a partnership between the British Business Bank, the European Investment Bank, the European Regional Development Fund and a number of northern local enterprise partnerships.
Maven specialises in management buyouts and growth capital transactions in small and medium-sized firms, typically with investments of £2-10m. It currently has more than £280m in assets under management, which includes firms across a variety of sectors. The firm was initially the private equity arm of Aberdeen Asset Management before its senior executives led a management buyout to create an independent private equity business in 2009.
Maven also manages a £30m fund set up in 2009 for Capital for Enterprise as well as the £20m Greater Manchester Loan Fund and £94m Scottish Loan Fund.
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