21 August 24

Understanding Venture Capital Trusts

What is a Venture Capital Trust (VCT)?  VCTs have been part of the investment landscape since 1995. They were introduced by the government to encourage people to invest in unlisted early-stage companies that were previously not available to individual investors. Why? Because smaller companies are considered the “backbone” of the UK economy – creating jobs, economic growth...

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Refresher: the basics of VCTs

13 August 24

Ahead of the Triple Point Venture VCT new share offer, we’ve put together a quick refresher on Venture Capital...

Triple Point originates a £5.1 million debt facility with Balance Power

18 July 24

Triple Point originates a £5.1 million debt facility with Balance Power New partnership to scale-up Balance...

How to develop a truly ‘holistic’ estate planning strategy for clients

5 July 24

The introduction of Consumer Duty rules has reinforced the requirement for holistic financial plans. But how does this...

Intergenerational planning: how advisers can help families deal with difficult times

17 June 24

We’ve discussed previously how financial planners can help their clients find a way forward through positive life...

How advisers can help income-seeking clients overcome shrinking tax allowances

24 May 24

We’re all having to do more with a bit less these days, and one of the things more noticeable since the...

Triple Point and Ethical Power agree £7 million debt facility

1 May 24

New partnership to scale-up Ethical Power’s renewable energy developments across UK LONDON, 1 May: Triple Point,...

Helping clients through life events (and the tax planning opportunities along the way)

17 April 24

According to John Lennon, "Life is what happens when you're busy making other plans." He wasn’t wrong. Life...

Backing Fertifa: the transformative reproductive healthcare solution for employers

25 March 24

Fertifa is a tech-enabled reproductive healthcare provider helping employers support their employees going through...

12 March 24

Backing Heat Geek: the vetted community of heat pump installers

Manuel Antunes, Triple Point Ventures, explains why the team backed Heat Geek.  For anyone investing in the energy tech sector, heat pumps have been on the desk at some point or another. Today we are excited to announce we have made our first investment in the heat pump sector, bringing it from a desktop research focus to an exciting portfolio position. For those in need, heat pumps are...

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Five considerations when accessing unquoted BR investments

29 February 24

Many advisers are aware of Business Relief (BR) through AIM-listed investments, but what about the opportunities in the...

Helping Redsquid fund its acquisition strategy

22 February 24

The SME Debt Finance team at Triple Point specialises  in event driven transactions, which can refer to specific,...

Inheritance now or later? The pros and cons of gifting

31 January 24

When it comes to an inheritance, choosing whether to give the money to beneficiaries now, or leaving it behind in a...

Triple Point and TBC Partners agree £5 million debt facility

17 January 24

Long-term agreement to fund development of TBC Partners’ energy storage assets for renewable energy integration...

Triple Point’s Female Founders Hub: Levelling the playing field for female business leaders

15 January 24

The idea that capital raising is a predominantly male-led industry is changing, and female leaders are building more...

The five most common client scenarios for Business Relief

12 January 24

Investments that qualify for Business Relief can address a range of different challenges that your clients might be...

Building sustainable digital infrastructure that brings global TV events to all our screens

4 May 23

Have you ever wondered how you can watch live events from the other side of the world on your screen? It's all thanks...

What ‘the Triple Point’ means for advisers and their clients

3 May 23

Triple Point is the place where people, purpose, and profit meet. Since 2004, we’ve been targeting areas...

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