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Deferred cash swells Matrix funds

Mid-market buy-out house Matrix Private Equity Partners has received further proceeds on two exits completed in 2006 and 2007.

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Regulation seen as major risk

Companies across the world see regulatory change as the second biggest risk to their business after the economic slowdown, a study suggests.

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Albion VCT sees 15% drop in valuation

The valuation of investments held by Albion Development VCT declined by 15 per cent over 2008, according to the company.

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SoundCloud raises €2.5 million

Doughty Hanson Technology Ventures has invested €2.5 million (£2.2 million) in internet audio platform SoundCloud.

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YFM continues to invest

Leeds-headquartered venture capital firm YFM invested £5 million across the UK in the first quarter of the year, £1.8 million of it in the North West.

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Kenmare’s fortunes change

Mineral sands producer Kenmare Resources has turned a £6.4 million loss into annual pre-tax profits of £230,000.

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Chesnara buys Moderna Försäkringar 

Preston-based life assurance company Chesnara Plc has announced its acquisition of Swedish rival Moderna Försäkringar Liv AB from Moderna Finance AB, for SEK250 million (£20.1 million) in cash.

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Domino buys Labeljet

Cambridge-based Domino Printing Sciences Plc has acquired Portugal-based rival Labeljet SA and its subsidiary Marque TDI for up to €7 million (£6.2 million). 

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Chesnara buys Moderna Försäkringar 

Preston-based life assurance company Chesnara Plc has announced its acquisition of Swedish rival Moderna Försäkringar Liv AB from Moderna Finance AB, for SEK250 million (£20.1 million) in cash.

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Domino buys Labeljet

Cambridge-based Domino Printing Sciences Plc has acquired Portugal-based rival Labeljet SA and its subsidiary Marque TDI for up to €7 million (£6.2 million). 

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DontStayIn.com achieves sale

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Sanofi-aventis completes BiPar deal

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ARH to acquire Frontier IP

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Large companies worst late payers

Three in five businesses are struggling with cashflow because their clients are delaying payments, and large companies are the worst offenders.

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