Now in their fifth year, the New Energy Awards recognise and reward only the best individuals and companies committed to alternative sources of energy.

Oxford Capital is the only firm to win this award three times! The award recognised Oxford Capital Partners as the firm which had achieved outstanding performance in the context of the Enterprise Investment Scheme during 2010. The EIS Association is recognised by the Treasury as the official trade body for the EIS industry. The members of the Association include wealth managers, private banks, venture capital firms, leading business angels, professional legal and tax advisors, and business entrepreneurs bringing together a wide pool of talent and expertise.

Oxford Capital Partners was one of four finalists selected for the House of the Year Award at the British Private Equity Awards 2010.

The nomination reflects the quality of Oxford Capital Partners’ investment strategy and overall performance, recognising the very best achievements of individuals and firms working within Venture Capital and Private Equity, and the awards are regarded by many as one of the highest accolades for the industry’s deal makers and advisors.

The shortlist recognises Oxford Capital Partners ability to source and manage unique deal flow, skill in structuring, negotiating and making investments, involvement in supp­orting local small business initiatives and their ability to work together with other seed funds, private investors and follow-on investors.

The EISA gave special mention to Oxford Capital Partners as a firm which had achieved outstanding performance in the context of the Enterprise Investment Scheme during 2009. The EIS Association is recognised by the Treasury as the official trade body for the EIS industry. The members of the Association include wealth managers, private banks, venture capital firms, leading business angels, professional legal and tax advisors, and business entrepreneurs bringing together a wide pool of talent and expertise.

The shortlist recognises Oxford Capital Partners ability to source and manage unique deal flow, skill in structuring, negotiating and making investments, involvement in supp­orting local small business initiatives and their ability to work together with other seed funds, private investors and follow-on investors.

The nomination reflects the quality of Oxford Capital Partners’ investment strategy and overall performance, recognising the very best achievements of individuals and firms working within Venture Capital and Private Equity, and the awards are regarded by many as one of the highest accolades for the industry’s deal makers and advisors. Oxford Capital Partners was the only venture capital firm to be recognised by the judges, the other finalists in this category being larger private equity firms specialising in MBO.

The shortlist recognised Oxford Capital Partners exceptional level of transparency, reporting and engagement with wider stakeholders.

The shortlist recognised Oxford Capital Partners ability to source and manage unique deal flow, skill in structuring, negotiating and making investments, involvement in supporting local small business initiatives and their ability to work together with other seed funds, private investors and follow-on investors.

The award recognised Oxford Capital Partners as the firm which had achieved outstanding performance in the context of the Enterprise Investment Scheme during 2006. The EIS Association is recognised by the Treasury as the official trade body for the EIS industry. The members of the Association include wealth managers, private banks, venture capital firms, leading business angels, professional legal and tax advisors, and business entrepreneurs bringing together a wide pool of talent and expertise.

The award recognised David for his significant impact on the early stage investment market. The judges were looking for evidence of the ability to source deals from a strong network, to assess opportunities, to manage the due diligence process and to close deals in difficult circumstances.

They were also looking for an individual with a reputation for providing valuable support to portfolio companies and who has played a significant role in driving the venture capital industry forward.

Oxford Capital Partners was one of four finalists selected for the House of the Year Award at the Private Equity Awards 2006, supported by the British Venture Capital Association (BVCA) and Real Deals.

The nomination reflects the quality of Oxford Capital Partners’ investment strategy and overall performance, recognising the very best achievements of individuals and firms working within Venture Capital and Private Equity, and the awards are regarded by many as one of the highest accolades for the industry’s deal makers and advisors.

Oxford Capital Partners was the only venture capital firm to be recognised by the judges, the other finalists in this category and all other categories being larger private equity firms specialising in MBO.

Oxford Capital Partners was nominated for the Early Stage Investor of the Year Award at the UK Technology Innovation and Growth Awards 2006.

This award recognises the individuals and firms who show great commitment to investing in early-stage, innovative companies.

Oxford Capital Partners was named Venture Capital House of the Year by the Unquote Private Equity Awards 2005, in recognition of the firm’s success in investing in and supporting high growth technology companies.

Oxford Capital Partners was nominated for the Venture Capital Fund of the Year at the Investor AllStars Venture Capital Awards 2005.

This is an award for professional excellence, with judges looking for a track record of innovative fundraising, investments and exits, a reputation for adding value to portfolio companies, and a reputation for working closely with the early stage investment community.

Oxford Capital Partners was also short listed for two other awards – Young Personality of the Year, which recognised David Mott as ‘one to watch’ for the future, and International Deal of the Year for the firm’s investment in Hardide plc.