What does BVCA stand for?

British Venture Capitalist Association (est. 1983; London, UK)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Flanked by columnist and economist Irwin Stelzer, and private equity boss Simon Walker, chief executive of the British Venture Capitalist Association, she brushed off suggestions from Stelzer about introducing a new tax on land or his suggestion that like the US Fed it should have a remit to balance inflation with keeping people in jobs.

Have no fear: Labour is still pro-business

AS the row over private-equity tax treatment gathers momentum, City Spy wonders how long it will be until the British Venture Capitalist Association faces an outright revolt.

AS the row over private-equity tax; CITYSPY

The findings of a survey by the British Venture Capitalist Association appear to be backed up by the recent spate of private equity deals.

Private equity purple patch