This UK Private Capital podcast episode explores the important issue of pensions investment in private capital and how recent changes in the UK pensions system – including the Mansion House Agreements and Pensions Schemes Act - could deliver more investment into businesses across the UK.
This UK Private Capital podcast episode explores what the Prime Minister’s Andy Burnham Government could mean for private capital, investment and economic growth across the UK.
To mark Pride Month 2025, UK Private Capital (formerly BVCA) has released a new podcast episode titled Building Inclusive Workplaces: LGBTQ+ within the Private Capital Industry, exploring how firms can support individuals to be their authentic selves and build inclusive cultures where everyone can thrive.
In this special Annual Review Voicenote podcast, Chief Executive, Michael Moore, is joined by Sarah Adams, Co-Director of Policy and Matthew Sabben-Clare, UK Private Capital Chair and Senior Adviser at Cinven, to reflect on the past year and look ahead to the challenges and opportunities that are still to come in 2025.
In this special Voicenote, the panel discuss some key highlights from the budget and how these effect the private equity and venture capital industry in the UK and touch on what happens next.
Voicenote is the monthly podcast exclusively for UK Private Capital members from Michael Moore, Chief Executive. Voicenote will provide you with an overview of the key priorities the Association is addressing on the industry’s behalf, who we are engaging with, and how. Plus a look-ahead to what’s on the horizon.
To coincide with Pride Month, UK Private Capital has produced a new podcast, LGBTQ+ within the private capital industry. The podcast emphasises the significance of DE&I in the private capital sector, with a spotlight on LGBTQ+ representation. Guests share their perspectives on current efforts, challenges, and effective practices for building inclusive workplaces and the positive effects of supporting diversity within portfolio companies.
Voicenote is the monthly podcast exclusively for UK Private Capital members from Michael Moore, Chief Executive. Voicenote will provide you with an overview of the key priorities the Association is addressing on the industry’s behalf, who we are engaging with, and how. Plus a look-ahead to what’s on the horizon.
To coincide with this year's Mental Health Awareness Week, this podcast explores approaches to mental health for founders and investors. The guests discuss the practical steps that VCs can take in supporting founders, how LPs consider mental health in the funds they invest in, and the impact of tech on mental health more broadly.
Voicenote is the monthly podcast exclusively for UK Private Capital members from Michael Moore, Chief Executive. Voicenote will provide you with an overview of the key priorities the Association is addressing on the industry’s behalf, who we are engaging with, and how. Plus a look-ahead to what’s on the horizon.
In this Voicenote special ‘changing of the guard’ podcast Michael Moore is joined by Garry Wilson, Group Managing Partner at Endless who has been the Chair of UK Private Capital for the past 12 months, and by Matthew Sabben-Clare, Senior Advisor at Cinven, who has been on UK Private Capital's Council for several years and is taking on the role of Chair for the next year. Michael, Garry and Matthew reflect on the past year and look ahead to the challenges and opportunities that are still to come in the year ahead.
Voicenote is the monthly podcast exclusively for UK Private Capital members from Michael Moore, Chief Executive. Voicenote will provide you with an overview of the key priorities the Association is addressing on the industry’s behalf, who we are engaging with, and how. Plus a look-ahead to what’s on the horizon.
Covering off the shocks and difficult market conditions seen in 2023, the guests consider how the market will play out going forward, with tips for founders and investors looking to raise in a difficult market, the central importance of board governance, the increasing role of government, and the potential impact of UK Private Capital initiatives such as the Investment Compact.
This podcast explores how private capital is well placed to help SMEs to decarbonise, invest in technological solutions to combat the climate crisis and plug the investment gap needed to help the UK meet its Net Zero ambitions. Mindful of the upcoming COP28 Conference, our speakers also outline their policy wish lists to unlock capital and investment opportunities in the Net Zero space, whilst also creating financial returns for investors.
In episode 3, Chief Executive Michael Moore is joined by Director of External Affairs, Karim Palant and Head of Research, Suzi Gillespie to discuss the launch of UK Private Capital’s latest Report on Investment Activity in 2022; Private capital: rising to the challenges of turbulent times.
In episode 2, Chief Executive, Michael Moore talks to Garry Wilson, new UK Private Capital Chair for 2023-24 and Managing Partner of Endless, to discuss his priorities for the year, reflections on how the industry has been developing and what we want to do next.
In this first episode, Chief Executive, Michael Moore talks to Charlie Troup, UK Private Capital Chair 2022-23 and Managing Partner of Duke Street, to discuss his reflections on 2022, leading the Association as Chair.
In this episode the panel explores the main themes of the new study, prepared for UK Private Capital by EY. This includes the economic contribution of private equity and venture capital to the UK, the value private capital investment brings to our country, for both people and the economy, and differing outside perceptions on the industry.
In this episode we begin with a special focus on Transparency and Disclosure, namely the review of the Walker Guidelines with special guests and Private Equity Reporting Group Board Members Nick Land and Glyn Parry.
In this episode we reflect on the year and what a year it has been. We begin with a discussion around sustainability and the key takeaways for our industry. We discuss our response to industry scrutiny and our role in the future of financial services, provide a perspective on the year in politics and look ahead to 2022, sharing our thoughts on what the coming year holds for our industry.
