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Charters & Associations

Haatch is an active member of the UK Venture Capital, (S)EIS, Angel & Business ecosystem.

In addition to being an active participant in the 3 key trade organisations for the Industry, Haatch is also a signatory and member of many leading initiatives & charters such as the Investing in Women Code.

Investing in Women Code

The Investing in Women Code is a commitment to support the advancement of women entrepreneurs in the United Kingdom by improving their access to the tools, resources and finance they need to achieve their goals.

Haatch is committed to a culture of inclusion and to advancing access to capital for women entrepreneurs.

EIS Association

The EIS Association, or EISA for short, is the official trade body for the Enterprise Investment Scheme.

Haatch is an active member of the association taking part in events, roadshows & workshops for investors, advisors & founders across the UK.

UK Business Angles Association

The UK Business Angels Association, or UKBAA for short, strives to build and connect the investment ecosystem, creating a coherent and diverse landscape for financing high-potential entrepreneurs across the whole of the UK.

Haatch is an active member of the community and works with business angels & angel investors on a day-day basis.

The British Private Equity & Venture Capital Association

The British Private Equity & Venture Capital Association (BVCA) is the industry body and public policy advocate for the private equity and venture capital industry.

Haatch supports key initiatives led by the BVCA and co-invests alongside both Private Equity & Venture Capital across the portfolio.

Women in Finance Charter

This is a commitment by HM Treasury and signatory firms to work together to build a more balanced and fair industry. Firms that sign up for this Charter are pledging to be the best businesses in the sector.

The Charter reflects the government’s aspiration to see gender balance at all levels across financial services firms.