UK could join $4.65 billion EU startup fund, EU official tells FT - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiqwFBVV95cUxOcUdxRFVmbVR6M2luTUw0anRta2hNY0lIaTRYTU4wM1FoSHAxR2F1czN6QXItUDAzdmpxS1RHSU03V2twOUR6cEY4ZFVMbmJldGlYRFdQb1VzR2xFVXJOc015YjFEY3AtVk1Kc1JZREJzSWpYR2RWX0MwaUh3V3Joa1FfdXFMRlBnMDVUNm1CZjRhZm5qVDlMTVh5MnVLQjhPTWlkR1lIXzB2dnM?oc=5" target="_blank">UK could join $4.65 billion EU startup fund, EU official tells FT</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

The UK could join a European Union equity investment fund for startups worth €4 billion ($4.65 billion) this year, according to EU Commissioner for Startups Ekaterina Zaharieva. The move would require a treaty change to reverse the UK's previous decision to opt out of participation.

EU Commissioner for Startups Ekaterina Zaharieva indicated that the UK could join the €4 billion ($4.65 billion) EU startup investment fund this year. The participation would require a treaty change to reverse the UK's previous opt-out decision.

The UK is reportedly considering joining a European equity startup fund worth €4 billion (£3.45 billion). EU Commissioner for Startups Ekaterina Zaharieva stated that the move could happen later this year, requiring a treaty change to reverse the UK's previous opt-out decision.