Nato has picked the investment team to run its new €1bn venture fund, which will be officially launched in Vilnius this week at the alliance’s annual summit.
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July 10, 2023
Nato appoints investment team to manage €1bn defence tech fund
It will also set up regional offices in London and in Warsaw
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