Cambridge Cluster Investor Raises £75m To Fund UK Startups
Executive Summary
Cambridge Innovation Capital, an investment firm focused on the University of Cambridge and the "Cambridge Cluster", has raised £75m for its healthcare fund in order to pursue new opportunities and expand its staff – a move highlighted as promising for the life sciences sector in the aftermath of Brexit.
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