
London-based Downing Ventures Ltd. is a venture capital firm investing in diverse tech sectors across the UK.
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Delivering multi-asset solutions that harness modern strategies across derivatives, alternatives and traditional assets.
Combining systematic derivative strategies with active management to deliver predictable and consistent returns across the economic cycle.
A global portfolio diversifier; combining compelling risk-adjusted returns and low correlation to traditional asset classes
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Downing launches new actively managed liquid alternatives fund aiming to deliver 7% to 10%+ per annum and positive returns in most markets.
Investment manager Downing LLP (Downing) has decided to focus all of its ventures activities in the growing healthcare sector, building on its expertise in this area and responding to interest from investors.
Downing says it is committed to investing in entrepreneurial people who share its vision.
The company is recruiting for its Sales team in London.
Downing is a responsible investment manager formed in London in 1986. It invests in companies and manages assets that positively impact society.
The company provides customer contact by phone at 020 7416 7780 or email at customer@downing.co.uk.
Since 1986, the company has served thousands of investors and has approximately £2bn in assets under management.
Cambridge-based healthtech company TidalSense raises £7.5 million in a funding round led by BGF and Downing Ventures. Its handheld N-Tidal device measures carbon dioxide in breath and, the company says, can detect lung-function changes and support faster COPD diagnosis. TidalSense reports benchmarking the device on more than 1,000 patients and plans to commercialize its diagnostic tests with the funding.
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