Funding mechanisms for international research and innovation
In France, the Research Tax Credit (Crédit d’Impôt Recherche – CIR) is a key funding tool for stimulating innovation and boosting competitiveness. This scheme enables companies to be partially reimbursed for their research and development expenditure (depreciation allowances, patent defense costs, personnel expenses, standardization, subcontracting for research operations, etc.).
While this innovation financing tool is well known in France, what about its international “cousins” ? What are the main models in the rest of the world, and what are their differences ? Which countries should be favored for the development of digital players beyond our borders?
Find out more from our partner, Aymingis offering Numeum members a dedicated webinar on Wednesday February 1 from 10:00 to 11:00. By taking part in this session, you’ll know all there is to know about financing innovation abroad!
Program :
- A historical perspective on innovation financing schemes;
- The main international CIR models;
- Focus on these systems in Germany, the United States, Poland and the United Kingdom;
- Questions & answers.
Interventions :
- Guillaume LavoixHead of International Operations, Ayming ;
- Charles RivetBusiness Development Manager, Ayming ;
- Corporate witness (TBC).