The Luxembourg Business Angels Network (LBAN) has held its eighth Investment Forum at the Luxembourg Stock Exchange.
The Luxembourg Business Angels Network is an association that aims to bring together startup companies seeking capital and expertise, and private individuals wishing to explore and exploit new business opportunities.
Its investment forums are held annually, and this year’s event was attended by some 30 people, including entrepreneurs and business angels.
Four projects were presented to attendees during the forum, which provided an opportunity for LBAN members to meet and examine the opportunities.
The Luxembourg Stock Exchange, which supports the activities of LBAN, believes that the spirit of enterprise that it represents and demonstrates is essential for growth of new companies, and ultimately stock exchange listings for such companies.
LBAN offers access to entrepreneurs and business angels in Luxembourg and the Greater Region. LBAN is a member of EBAN, the European Business Angels Network.
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