Since 2013, ENTER Europe aims to enable lenders, investors and financiers from the MEDIA contries to deepen their understanding of lending and investment opportunities in the European Creative Industries (CI), with a focus on the audio-visual sector, of involved risks and ways to mitigate such risks. Year by year, the programme sees an increasing number of participants and, so far, trained a total of 117 investors in appreciating the value and exploitation chains especially of the games and film industries and in best practice in low-risk investment models. The programme adapts its format to the needs of the financiers and, in 2015, held more customized workshops at the premises of the financiers's premises and at key industry events than ever before. These carefully designed workshops directly relate to the respective investment profiles and the actual information needs of the business angels, angel networks, banks, public or private funds. Partakers were also invited to a full-day workshop at which experts shared their sector and financing knowhow and at which they intensely networked with experienced financiers. Partnerships with the Film London Production Finance Market and with the International Games Week Berlin allows ENTER trainees to meet seasoned investors, producers and developers, to take part in industry talks and to benefit from more networking and coaching opportunities. ENTER took also place in collaboration with the Frankfurt Book Fair and with bootcamp and business angel conferences in Greece and Copenhagen for exchanging financing expertise and for building a strong network of pan-European financing and industry professionals. The participants in the development of market ready funding products and services. Furthermore, the programme runs an exclusive on-line resource centre with a growing industry specific collection of links leading to recent publications, articles, studies, reports, and important statistics as well as directly downloadable publications that investors use for their due diligence. So far, the investor group was composed of 35% private investors, 26% business angels, 10% public financiers and 8% bankers who came from 20 different countries.