Risk Capital definition
Risk Capital means the amount of tier 1 capital required to be maintained by the MALPB based on the dollar volume of chargebacks.
Risk Capital means finance provided through equity and quasi-equity financing to undertakings during their early-growth stages (seed, start-up and expansion phases);
Risk Capital means equity and quasi-equity financing to companies during their early-growth stages (seed, start-up and expansion phases), including informal investment by business angels, venture capital and alternative stock markets specialised in SMEs including high-growth companies (hereafter referred to as investment vehicles);
More Definitions of Risk Capital
Risk Capital means the capital to be invested by the Investor, via Clara-Pensions Group Limited, into a Buffer Company, in respect of a given Section.
Risk Capital means the financing made available to an enterprise during its early growth stages (i.e. start-up and development). It covers three types of financing - informal investment by business angels, venture capital, and private equity - and focuses on micro, small and medium sized enterprises and high growth companies, and can be in the form of equity and/or near- or quasiequity instruments.