EUROPEAN BUSINESS ANGEL NETWORK EUROPEAN ... - Idepa
EUROPEAN BUSINESS ANGEL NETWORK EUROPEAN ... - Idepa
EUROPEAN BUSINESS ANGEL NETWORK EUROPEAN ... - Idepa
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<strong>EUROPEAN</strong> <strong>BUSINESS</strong> <strong>ANGEL</strong> <strong>NETWORK</strong> - Directory of Network 2005<br />
In general the founding sources come from fees (entrepreneurs and angels), regional funds<br />
and local sponsors (especially banks).<br />
5. National association<br />
IBAN was set up in 1999 for the purpose of stimulating the development of activities in the field<br />
of informal venture capital in Italy and to raise the awareness of administrative authorities as to<br />
the environment in which such activities could flourish. Furthermore, IBAN has established<br />
privileged relations with the banking sector and the venture capital sector (IBAN is member of<br />
AIFI - Italian Association of Institutional Investor in Risk Capital).<br />
IBAN has also adopted a code of conduct that clarifies the rights and duties of BANs.<br />
IBAN has established cooperation with most important Italian banks, financial institutions,<br />
regional Institutions and the national accountants association.<br />
6. Lobbying<br />
In order to create a legal and fiscal framework more appropriate to develop the private informal<br />
investors, IBAN has established a dialogue with the relevant Italian Ministries with a view to<br />
clarifying the legal status of BANs with regard to several existing statutes. In October 2000,<br />
IBAN submitted to the Italian Ministries attention a law proposal concerning the tax status of<br />
the business angels investment activities. Other documents were presented in 2003 and in the<br />
end of 2004.<br />
7. Dissemination of the BAN concept<br />
The economic daily Il Sole 24ore and Italia Oggi; the weekly Milano Finanza and Il Mondo<br />
Economico, newspapers and magazines have published several feature articles on IBAN,<br />
BAN and BA activities.<br />
8. Regional Bans in Italy<br />
BANs are fully connected to IBAN. All the BANs are managed following the IBAN code of<br />
conduct.<br />
FIGURES (2004)<br />
Projects Number of Deals Average amount in<br />
submitted Angels Made<br />
Euros<br />
LAZIO 57 15 0 0<br />
NORD OVEST 156 125 1 20.000<br />
TOSCANA n/a n/a n/a<br />
LOMBARDIA 80 9 0<br />
PUGLIA 0 0 0<br />
UMBRIA 36 n/a n/a n/a<br />
SARDEGNA 4 3 0 0<br />
BOLOGNA 16 14 1 50.000<br />
CALABRIA 0 0 0<br />
CAMPANIA 0 0 0<br />
FRIULI 5 43 1 5.000<br />
CLUB MILANO 83 10 9 136.700<br />
TOTAL 437 219 12 108.775€<br />
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