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SUMMARY:BioWednesday Breakfast Cambridge: Overseas Capital
  and UK Life Sciences - Opportunity or Dependence
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  "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2//EN"><html><body><p>Finding
 s from Bidwells’ report Capital\, clusters and the
  scale-up gap show that overseas investors are not
  peripheral to UK life sciences scale-up funding. 
 Since 2022\, 81% of UK life sciences growth capita
 l has come from rounds involving at least one fore
 ign investor\, with US investors involved in 69% o
 f that capital. Life sciences is also the largest 
 of the sectors analysed\, accounting for £3.1bn of
  the £6.3bn total. For a company planning a growth
  round\, the question is rarely whether overseas c
 apital will be invovlved\, but on what terms. </p>
 \n \n <p>The panel will explore what it means in p
 ractice when an overseas investor leads your round
 \, for governance\, for where the company builds i
 ts teams and labs\, and for whether it stays and g
 rows within its UK cluster. It will consider why l
 ife sciences is more exposed to foreign capital\, 
 at greater scale\, than any other UK priority sect
 or\, and what that concentration means for the fun
 ding environment companies are raising into. Final
 ly\, the discussion will ask whether overseas fund
 ing\, or even acquisition\, is necessarily a bad o
 utcome\, whether for the company or for the UK\, o
 r whether the real question is how much economic v
 alue\, R&D activity\, talent and lab demand remain
 s anchored here</p>\n \n <p><strong>Panel</strong>
 <br />\n <strong>Moderator</strong>: Sue Foxley\, 
 Bidwells<br />\n <strong>Panellists</strong>:<br /
 >\n •   Emily Pilkington\, Head of Life Science\, 
 Healthcare and Planetary Health\, NatWest Venture 
 Banking<br />\n •   Simon Amies\, Partner\, Cooley
 <br />\n Other panellists TBC</p>\n \n <p><strong>
 Registration: </strong></p>\n \n <p>•    is <stron
 g>Free</strong> for employees of One Nucleus membe
 r organisations<br />\n •    Non-members: £50 +VAT
 <br />\n •    Academics: please contact <a href="m
 ailto:info@onenucleus.com">info@onenucleus.com</a>
 </p></body></html>
DESCRIPTION:Findings from Bidwells’ report Capital\, clusters 
 and the scale-up gap show that overseas investors 
 are not peripheral to UK life sciences scale-up fu
 nding. Since 2022\, 81% of UK life sciences growth
  capital has come from rounds involving at least o
 ne foreign investor\, with US investors involved i
 n 69% of that capital. Life sciences is also the l
 argest of the sectors analysed\, accounting for £3
 .1bn of the £6.3bn total. For a company planning a
  growth round\, the question is rarely whether ove
 rseas capital will be invovlved\, but on what term
 s. \n \n \n \n The panel will explore what it mean
 s in practice when an overseas investor leads your
  round\, for governance\, for where the company bu
 ilds its teams and labs\, and for whether it stays
  and grows within its UK cluster. It will consider
  why life sciences is more exposed to foreign capi
 tal\, at greater scale\, than any other UK priorit
 y sector\, and what that concentration means for t
 he funding environment companies are raising into.
  Finally\, the discussion will ask whether oversea
 s funding\, or even acquisition\, is necessarily a
  bad outcome\, whether for the company or for the 
 UK\, or whether the real question is how much econ
 omic value\, R&D activity\, talent and lab demand 
 remains anchored here\n \n \n \n Panel\n \n Modera
 tor: Sue Foxley\, Bidwells\n \n Panellists:\n \n •
    Emily Pilkington\, Head of Life Science\, Healt
 hcare and Planetary Health\, NatWest Venture Banki
 ng\n \n •   Simon Amies\, Partner\, Cooley\n \n Ot
 her panellists TBC\n \n \n \n Registration: \n \n 
 \n \n •    is Free for employees of One Nucleus me
 mber organisations\n \n •    Non-members: £50 +VAT
 \n \n •    Academics: please contact info@onenucle
 us.com (mailto:info@onenucleus.com)\n \n 
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LOCATION:Bidwell House\n Trumpington Road\n Trumpington\n C
 ambridge\, CB2 9LN\n United Kingdom\n 
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