Sir John Vickers's Independent Commission on Banking raises interesting questions on what banking reform means for innovative businesses, and vice versa.
Anyone with a pulse and an interest in innovative business should read Luke Johnson’s FT column. You can rely on it for a challenging, entrepreneurial take on the economy.
UK and US VC performance have been converging - but it's not all plain sailing
In February, NESTA issued a call for proposals to build further evidence on high-growth firms.
With the launch of our Big Society Finance Fund, NESTA's Stian Westlake looks at how financial innovation can help the social sector do more and do better.
Our recent reports, Vital Growth and The Vital 6 per cent, have both called for government to create an environment which allows the high-growth innovative businesses most likely to create the jobs of the future to flourish.
There’s been a step forward in the way the government encourages business-university links.
What is the next technology that will overturn how we live our lives? Chances are, it’s already here.
Our research has shown that growth is driven by a small minority of amibitous, innovative companies - exactly the type that have clustered in Silicon Roundabout.
It seems that we are finally beginning to grasp the true value of localism: not as an R&D lab for the centre, but as a powerful force in its own right. But this new vision of localism also calls for new types of social finance.
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