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Australian Investment Council
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About Australian Investment Council
๐ฏ What They Do
The Australian Investment Council (AIC) is the national peak body for Australia's private capital industry, representing over 220 firms in private equity, venture capital, private credit, and related services. Established in 1992 as the Australian Venture Capital Association, AIC focuses on the broader private capital sector, advocating for its members and influencing policy to support private capital investments in Australian businesses and communities. AIC serves as a resource hub, providing advocacy, industry forums, and educational support.
๐ Key Achievements
It hosts events like the Australian Venture Summit and the Investing for Growth Awards, fostering connections among members. The council also collects and publishes data on investments and their economic impact, highlighting contributions to GDP and job creation. AIC members invest billions annually across various sectors, driving innovation and supporting workforce expansion in Australia.
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