There is limited time remaining for your clients to invest in Maven VCTs’ joint Offers. With only 1 week to go until tax year end, the deadline for receipt of applications and cleared funds for allotment in the 2023/24 tax year is 9am on Friday 5 April 2024.

Due to ongoing investor demand, after surpassing the initial £20m target, the Maven VCTs have announced the use of their over-allotment facilities. There is now remaining capacity in all VCTs, as the Maven VCTs can accept further applications up to an increased £30m capacity.

• Applicants or their advisers are able to use a single application to invest in any or all of the VCTs for both the 2023/24 and 2024/25 tax years, and can also apply quickly and conveniently online.

The terms and conditions of the offer are set out in the Securities Note.

About Maven Capital Partners

• Manage c.£691 million* in aggregate, including funds, on behalf of the four VCTs and other private equity and property assets
• One of the most active managers in the VCT industry, with 41 new private company investments completed since January 2020¹
• Four established VCT portfolios of c.60 private companies each, broadly diversified by sector and geography, plus an AIM portfolio of 20 – 40² companies per VCT
• History of regular tax-free dividend payments, and a target 5% dividend yield

Maven VCTs are intended for UK taxpayers aged 18 or over with an investment horizon of five or more years and who are able to bear up to 100% capital loss and with a medium to high risk tolerance. Investors in Maven VCT will generally be informed investors with either experience in investing in VCTs or with a knowledge and understanding of the risks involved.

Sources: Maven Capital Partners. As at 31/12/2023 (Value of assets managed by Maven Capital Partners and Maven Property Investment Limited). ¹As at 01/01/2024. ²As at the most recently published accounts. ³Average dividend payments over past five full financial years as at 01/01/2024. 4Based on dividends paid or declared for most recent financial year, and previous year-end NAV per share. The payment of dividends is not guaranteed, and historical levels are no indication or forecast of likely future dividend levels. The quantum and timing of dividends are likely to be closely linked to portfolio realisations.*

Past performance is not a guide to future performance; the value of an investment and income from it can go down as well as up. Your capital is at risk.

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