Partner with BVP Investment Opportunities for Your Clients
Give your clients access to EIIS tax relief and exclusive angel co-investment opportunities, backed by 22 years of experience and regulation by the Central Bank of Ireland.
BVP works with financial advisors across Ireland to help their clients access tax-efficient investment opportunities and exclusive deal flow. As a regulated fund manager with a 22-year track record, we give you the confidence and the materials you need to make the right recommendation for your client.
- 22 Years — BVP established in 2004
- €128m — Assets Under Management
- 70+ — Companies invested in since inception
- Regulated — by the Central Bank of Ireland
Upcoming Investment Opportunity for your clients:
The BVP 2026 EIIS Tax Relief Investment
Our track record
22 Years of Leadership: Investing in the Future with Confidence
EIIS Tax Relief Fund
Targets tax relief of up to 50% (BVP targets a blended 35%) for clients with Irish income tax liability, alongside investment growth potential.
Min investment: €10,000 | Max: €1,000,000
4-year minimum hold period
2026 Fund opens October, closes December Learn more about EIIS →
Connect X (Investor Club)
BVP's private angel and family office network, offering curated, off-market deal flow. Free to join, invest per deal, no fund-level management fees. Learn more about Connect X →
€128m
Assets Under Management
70+
The number of companies BVP invested in since inception.
2004
Year BVP was established.
What materials can I share with my clients? 01
BVP provides advisors with client facing brochures and EIIS calculators to support your recommendations. Contact hello@bvp to request the current pack.
What due diligence has BVP already completed on investee companies? 02
BVP conducts thorough due diligence and screening on all portfolio companies before investment, typically selecting 6–8 companies per fund.
How is BVP regulated? 03
BVP Investments Ltd is authorised as an Investment Manager by the Central Bank of Ireland under Section 10 of the Investment Intermediaries Act 1995 (Company registration no. 395161).
What is the tax relief an investor obtains? 04
Investors can obtain different tax relief rates under the EIIS (Employment and Investment Incentive Scheme) based on the type of investment:
50% Tax Relief: This rate is available for “initial risk finance” investments in companies that have never operated in any market before.
35% Tax Relief: Investors can avail of a 35% tax relief rate for “initial risk finance” investments in companies that are within 7 years of their first commercial sale or 10 years of incorporation.
20% Tax Relief: This rate applies to both “expansion risk finance” investments, which are eligible when based on a new economic activity outlined in a business plan, and “follow-on risk finance” investments, provided the possibility of follow-on risk finance was included in the initial or expansion risk finance business plan.
BVP expects to achieve a blended rate of 35% on their investment portfolio.
Is the €10,000–€1,000,000 range per fund, or does it apply across all my client's EIIS investments? 05
The €1,000,000 figure is the statutory annual limit set by Revenue — it applies across all EIIS investments your client makes in a calendar year, not just BVP’s fund. If your client also invests in another provider’s EIIS fund in the same year, both investments count toward the same €1m cap. BVP’s €10,000 minimum, however, is specific to our fund.
Can my client invest less than €10,000? 06
No — €10,000 is BVP’s fund-specific minimum, set to keep the fund’s investor base and administration manageable. This is a BVP policy choice, not a Revenue requirement (the statutory minimum under EIIS itself is lower).
Does my client's income level limit how much they can invest? 07
Not directly — there’s no income-based cap on the investment amount itself. However, the tax relief your client can actually use is capped by their income tax liability in that year (see the separate FAQ on liability). A client could invest €50,000 but only have enough tax liability to claim relief on part of it in the current year — the remainder can typically be carried forward
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