Skip to main content

Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained

ICMA Centre Visiting Fellow Keith Arundale was recently published in the ICAEW’s Finance and Management Faculty’s report on “Growing your business”.

ICMA Centre Visiting Fellow Keith Arundale was recently published in the ICAEW’s Finance and Management Faculty’s report on “Growing your business”.

Keith’s article titled “Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained” details how venture capital can provide one of the most tried and tested means of securing funding for business development. Keith notes “Despite some rumours to the contrary, venture capital is alive and well in today’s financing climate.”

The “Growing your business” report is available from www.icaew.com

Keith Arundale is a visiting Fellow at the ICMA Centre and specialises in private equity and venture capital. He lectures on the MSc degree in Corporate Finance with responsibility for the elective module on Venture Capital.

He has also recently been appointed as ICAEW's representative on the Qualification Panel for the Diploma in Corporate Finance of the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (CISI).

You can find out more information on the MSc degree in Corporate Finance at the ICMA Centre by following this link.

Dr Keith Arundale

 Senior Visiting Fellow
Dr Keith Arundale
Published 30 October 2014
Topics:
Research news

You might also like

Curved Momentum: A new trading strategy for commodity futures

26 January 2018
Momentum trading is a popular strategy in the commodity futures markets. The idea is simple. Suppose that an investor wants to invest in the first nearby contract of several commodity markets, e.g. crude oil, live cattle and gold. At the end of each month, the trader ranks these assets according to their past return performance, observed over a measurement period of 12 months for example, from the top performing asset to the bottom performing asset. The investor opens a long position in the first nearby of the markets that performed well and a short position in the first nearby of the markets that underperformed. These positions are held throughout the next month. This strategy has performed historically well historically and has attracted the interest of investors.

ICMA Centre academics to collaborate with businesses to diminish cyber risks

20 March 2019
Dr Tony Moore, Lecturer in Finance and Dr Andreas Hoepner, Visiting Professor at the ICMA Centre are participating in a project which involves working with cyber security experts in the UK. They will be supporting global companies to challenge online threats and safeguard themselves from cybercrime.
Research news

Augar Review for future graduates

31 May 2019
The Augar Review focuses in the reduced annual fee for UK and EU undergraduate students. However, this can be seen as a misrepresentation of the government provided loans for tuition fees.
Business News