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How the UK government supports technology startups
Here are the main resources available to founders, from hard funding to soft advice.
1. Funding
There are many ways to fund a startup. You can bootstrap the business yourself or through friends and family, go to the bank or gain entry to an incubator or accelerator. In terms of government support though there are several funding routes that can be taken.
The government's Start Up loans scheme offers up to £25,000 at a fixed interest rate of 6 percent per annum for new business ideas, as well as mentoring and support services.
Add a commentIndia's Startup Ecosystem - the Top 40 Influencers
It has been a momentous couple of years for India's vibrant startup ecosystem with great ideas, alliances, fundings, government initiatives and even failures. Here is a comprehensive list of the most influential entrepreneurs and voices on India's startup scene in 2016.
While e-commerce players still reign supreme, there are also some new entrants to the list, especially from SaaS startups.
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Read the complete list here
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ITA's participation at Slush 2016
Everything is ready in Helsinki for the 2016 edition of Slush.
Italian Trade Agency's mission is taking off and will be proudly supporting the 27 startups which joined the initiative.
Add a commentAutumn Statement on UK Tech and Digital sector: UK Government’s latest measures
Today’s Autumn Statement contained good news for the tech and digital sector. The Chancellor showed in his first big set-piece speech on the economy that he understands some of the main drivers behind our industry. Here’s a summary of some of the key announcements.
At a time when the UK technology sector is particularly concerned about its ability to retain talent, it is gratifying to see the Government paying particular attention to the startup community with a number of measures.
Add a commentMonetary Authority of Singapore new grant scheme to support fintech trials
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) will fund up to half the cost of promising fintech "proof-of- concept" trials based in Singapore, or a maximum of $200,000 for each project.
Deputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam said at a ceremony last night at Universal Studios for the Fintech Awards that the new grant scheme is aimed at ideas that can benefit not just an individual financial institution or start-up, but also the financial system at large, in Singapore or abroad.
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