Amadeus Capital Partners

Oxx will focus on growth-stage investments in Europe and Israel’s B2B software market.

Bhavanipratap Rana will establish the UK-based venture capital firm’s presence in the country

The investment was made from Amadeus’ IV Digital Prosperity Fund, which held a $75m first close last July.

Amadeus's new fund, which has the African telecoms giant as the cornerstone investor, highlights the need for European VCs to find new approaches while institutional investors remains sceptical about the asset class

Amadeus has joined forces with the UK's Business Growth Fund and Dutch VC Van den Ende & Deitmers to back Unruly, a UK-based social video company

The technology investor has hired a new partner and promoted two to investment manager.

The UK-based fabless semiconductor company has now raised roughly $200m from firms including Balderton, Accel, Amadeus and 3i.

Amadeus and Wellington have joined Ithmaar Bank as investors in EnQii, which designs and installs ‘digital out-of-home’ advertising networks. Following Ithmaar’s $10m investment last year, EnQii has made three acquisitions.

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The UK government-backed investor has committed to a technology focused venture capital fund.

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PEI caught up with Tony Morgan, head of private equity and corporate debt at CDC Group, to discuss the firm’s expansion into South Asian and African venture capital.

Cheryl Potter has taken over as chair of the British Private Equity and Venture Capital Association, the third woman to hold the role since 1983.

Industry stalwart Anne Glover is taking over the role from George Anson.

Two new funds highlight European venture capital’s need to innovate in order to attract new sources of funding – and overcome the scepticism of institutional investors.