Hosting organisation Formal partner organisations
Commercial/for profit network
Funding sources
| SilBAN | M |
Krzysztof Bolik
Sokolska Street 8
40-086 Katowice
T: +48 32 253 33 17
F: +48 32 253 88 28
W: www.silban.pl
Regional
03 April 2006
2 full time and 2 part time European Union project Fundusz Gornoslaski SA Fundusz Gornoslaski S.A.
Gornoslaska Agencja Przeksztalcen Przedsiebiorstw S.A.
Gornoslaskie Towarzystwo Gospodarcze No
| 7% | European | ||
| 10% | funds | ||
Fees from
BA
Fees from
entrepreneur
83% s
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Matching services of the network
Newsletter or information bulletin
Database of contacts
Meetings
Investment Clubs
Investment forums and fairs
Internet
Specific service for business angels investing in high-technologies
How are clients acquired?
Event and information fairs
Newsletter
Targeted publicity
Visits to enterprises
Articles in the regional or national press
Cooperation agreements with local banking, financial or fiduciary institutions
E UROPEAN B USINESS A NGEL N ETWORK- Directory of Network 2006
Sectors of investment n/a
BAN specialisation
None
Fees
o Fees charged to entrepreneurs: 25 o Fees charged to business angels: 50
o Success fees for entrepreneurs and business angels
Co-investment scheme
None
Other investment vehicle for angels
None
Estimate of the number of jobs created as a result of the network activity over the last 3 years: n/a
How do angels exit their investments? n/a
Success story n/a
E UROPEAN B USINESS A NGEL N ETWORK- Directory of Network 2006
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Background information on BAN activity in Portugal
The BAN activity in Portugal is still taking its first steps, and there isnt any legal and official framework for this kind of investments. Gesventure introduced the business angel concept in Portugal and has worked with the public authorities since the end of the 1990s.
APBA (Association of Portuguese Business Angels) was founded in 2006 with the aim of enhancing the recognition of the role and activities of business angels.
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| Number of non-commercial BANs | - | - | - | - | - | - | |
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| National association | - | - | - | - | - | - |
BAN legal status
Both existing networks are associations (associao).
National association
Associao Portuguesa de Investidores em Start- Ups and Associao Portuguesa dos Business Angels.
Lobbying
Since August 2005 Associao Portuguesa de Investidores em Start-ups is producing documents to IAPMEI, APCRI (Portuguese Venture Capital Association) and CMVM (Portuguese Stock Exchange Market) about the legal and fiscal framework for business angels in Portugal.
APBA is working with the public administration to develop the best legal and fiscal framework for business angels in Portugal. APBA met several times with the Comisso de Mercados de Valores Mobilirios - CMVM - (Stock Exchange Authority). CMVM has recently issued for public discussion a law project which contemplates a specific legal and fiscal framework for Business Angels.
5. National/regional Support
National support.
EU support None
