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      Funding women entrepreneurs: How to empower growth

      European Investment Bank
      European Investment Bank
      DIVERSITY AND GENDER, VENTURE CAPITAL & EQUITY

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          Intervention is needed to improve women-led companies’ access to finance. In a recent study, EIB’s InnovFin Advisory assessed the availability of finance for women-owned and managed companies in Europe as compared to the United States. While women-led companies account for only a small portion of financing deals and investment flows, their share is growing. Nevertheless, structural inequalities and persistent biases continue to distort the funding environment. The study puts forth a number of innovative finance and policy recommendations. Restarting the EU economy after the coronavirus pandemic provides a unique opportunity to tackle gender barriers to finance.

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          978-92-861-4337-3
          16 March 2022
          10.2867/323848
          5da4c6b1-62b5-4689-a1d2-ab70b6e67ba5
          QH-02-19-470-EN-N
          Copyright © 2022 European Investment Bank

          Published under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) source.

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