2% β 3%
The campaign to move UK female founder VC β in 12 monthsAll-female founding teams receive 2p of every Β£1 of UK venture capital. That figure has not moved in a decade. We are tracking every deal, publicly, until the number does.
tracked Β· 2026
tracked Β· 2026
founder VC share
gender parity
The baseline Β· UK VC 2025
Where we started β and why it matters
invested Β· 2025
teams (inc. mixed) Β· 11%
all-female teams only
Sources: Female Foundry Innovation Index 2026 Β· British Business Bank Β· PitchBook All In Β· Dealroom
Full methodology and data sources β
Moving one percentage point Β· The measurable impact
No verified 2026 deals yet
We launched this campaign in March 2026 and are actively scanning six UK publications twice daily. The emptiness here is the story β and exactly why this campaign exists.
Know about a deal? Submit it β2025 reference deals β verified benchmarks from press sources. Level Zero Health Β£4.5M Pre-Seed (Feb 2025) Β· Fit Collective Β£3M Pre-Seed (Nov 2025) Β· Nu Quantum ~Β£47M Series A (2025). Full methodology β
How the UK compares globally
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The case in one line
Moving female founder VC from 2% to 3% is the highest-return, lowest-cost economic intervention available to the UK right now. The market is already doing it wrong. Public data proves it. The only question is whether the people with power choose to act β in the next 12 months.
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Sources
The Rise Report 2026 Β· Women & Equalities Committee (Oct 2025) Β· Barclays / Alison Rose Review Β· British Business Bank UK Equity Tracker Β· Deloitte / Women's Business Council Β· First Round Capital Β· Kauffmann Fellows Β· Financial Times (Jan 2026) Β· ONS Labour Force Survey Β· PitchBook All In Β· Female Foundry Innovation Index 2026 Β· UK Government (March 2025)