The British Business Bank is supporting Haatch in backing early-stage businesses across the UK.
As part of the Regional Angels Programme, this partnership strengthens our SEIS & EIS funds and helps drive the next wave of digital transformation startups.
In 2022, Haatch secured a £10 million commitment from British Business Bank, to fund early-stage businesses across the UK as part of its Regional Angels Programme. |
In February 2025, British Business Bank increased this commitment with an additional £10m, taking their total investment to £20m |
British Business Bank aims to increase the supply and diversity of finance for smaller businesses across the UK by boosting the lending capacity of a range of finance providers. |
The British Business Bank commitment invests alongside the Haatch SEIS & EIS funds for an expected investment period of 6 years, starting in September 2022.
Every investment made from the Haatch SEIS or EIS fund benefits from the additional capital provided by British Business Bank and all investors in the Haatch EIS & EIS funds benefit from investing alongside British Business Bank.
“We are pleased to continue our support with a new commitment of £10 million, taking our investment to £20 million. Our Regional Angels Programme is designed to address imbalances in access to early-stage finance in the UK and increase the overall amount of capital available to smaller businesses through angel networks. This further investment will allow Haatch to continue to drive more capital into the Nations and Regions of the UK.”
To learn more about the Haatch SEIS & EIS funds, visit our investor page or request our docs.
Supported by the British Business Bank, a development bank wholly owned by the UK Government. British Business Bank plc is not authorised or regulated by the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) or the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
The Investment Agreement with British Business Bank and Haatch Ventures LLP does not amount to any endorsement or warranty from the British Business Bank plc or the government of the United Kingdom.