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AR HB1920
Bill
Status
4/11/2019
Primary Sponsor
Sarah Capp
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AI Summary
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Consolidates Arkansas venture capital programs by repealing the Arkansas Risk Capital Matching Fund Act of 2007 and amending the Venture Capital Investment Act of 2001
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Establishes the Arkansas Venture Capital Development Fund within the Venture Capital Investment Trust to provide financial assistance to technology-based enterprises with no more than 500 employees, capped at $5 million per recipient
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Requires applicants to demonstrate that $1 of fund assistance generates at least $1 in new private financial assistance, with potential for private funding reaching 10 times the state investment
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Creates a review committee composed of the President of the Arkansas Development Finance Authority, Executive Director of the Arkansas Economic Development Commission, and ADFA Board members to oversee investments and approve investment policy
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Mandates annual audits and reports to the Governor and relevant legislative committees documenting fund activities, investments made, and progress toward economic development goals
Legislative Description
To Consolidate Venture Capital Programs In The State; To Amend The Venture Capital Investment Act Of 2001; And To Repeal The Arkansas Risk Capital Matching Fund Act Of 2007.
Last Action
Notification that HB1920 is now Act 925
4/11/2019