Cambridge Start-Up Fund Backed By ARM
Cambridge Innovation Capital (CIC) has raised an initial £50m from long term institutional and strategic investors to support the growth of innovative businesses based in the Cambridge Cluster.
Main investors are Invesco Perpetual and Lansdowne Partners, helped by with further the University of Cambridge Endowment Fund, ARM and IP Group.
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