New Investment,etc

eVestment Company PLC
1 February 2000


                                          1 February 2000

         The eVestment Company Plc ('eVestment')
                            
    Investment in Global Internet Advertising Company


eVestment,   the   internet  and  e-commerce   investment
company, is pleased to announce that it has undertaken an
investment   of  $800,000  (as  part  of   a   syndicated
financing)  in WinWin.com, a global consumer  information
network  which revolutionises the efficiency of  Internet
advertising  through allowing consumers  to  control  the
advertising  they  see and rewarding  them  in  cash  for
making the online advertising process efficient.

WinWin.com, with headquarters in Boston, USA, is  focused
on  developing an interactive process between advertisers
and  consumers, rewarding them in cash for  taking  part.
By  using  WinWin.com, advertisers are able to accurately
place   advertisements  to  individuals  (on  a   totally
anonymous basis) who, by registering personal details and
interests  with  WinWin.com,  have  elected  to   receive
advertisements  relevant to their  needs,  interests  and
lifestyle.  Personal details registered may include items
such  as  birthdays,  hobbies, car  ownership,  insurance
details or holiday preference.

WinWin.com's  revenue stream comes from  advertisers  who
pay dependent on whether the targeted consumer interacted
with  their  advertisement.  Consumers are  rewarded  for
making the advertising process efficient by being paid in
cash.  The names and addresses of WinWin.com members  are
never   disclosed   and  members  see   appropriate   and
interesting  advertisements  on  websites  they  normally
visit,  rather  than having to come specifically  to  the
WinWin.com website.

WinWin.com  is  a  first in its industry  by  making  the
consumer an active, voluntary economic participant in the
online marketing process.  That consumer participation is
to  the  advantage of businesses, which can  now  control
exactly which consumers they which to reach.  Advertisers
can  choose the exact psychographic, demographic, day and
time  they  want,  and  keep track in  real-time  of  the
performance of their ads, with no minimum campaign size.

WinWin.com is funded by a group of prominent investors in
the  UK  and  US,  and will be launched in  March  across
participating  websites  internationally.   The   company
currently has operations in the US, Norway, Italy and the
UK.   Tokyo, Sydney and Hong Kong offices are due to open
shortly.

Tom  Vaughan from eVestment has joined the board  of  the
company, bringing his consumer marketing knowledge to the
table.

Oliver Vaughan, eVestment Chairman, commented:

'Companies are spending millions of pounds on advertising
campaigns  that are virtually ignored.  With  the  market
expected  to  rocket from $3.3 billion  in  1999  to  $33
billion  by  2004, WinWin.com is in a prime  position  to
become a leader in the field of e-advertising and we  are
very  excited  to  be joining them at  such  an  exciting
time.'



For further information, please contact:

The eVestment Company Plc                   0171 937 4445
Chris Roberts

Square Mile Communications                  0171 601 1000
Nick Oborne or Stephanie Smart





Notes to Editors:

eVestment invests in and takes an active development role
in  young  internet  and e-commerce  related  businesses.
Current  investments  include eBop, The  Sharepeople.com,
Eighteen  Global,  Infrastructure  Defense,  Kapok  2050,
Stargig.com,  Easier, Freecom.net and  Wave  Corporation,
CallServe.   To  date gameplay.com and Pure Entertainment
Games  (investments no longer held) and  Freecom.net  and
Wave Corporation (investments still held) have floated.

The  eVestment  management team, led by  Oliver  Vaughan,
Chairman,  and Christopher Roberts, Chief Executive,  has
strong  investment  and  management  experience.   Oliver
Vaughan  is a director of a number of companies including
Internet Technology Group and Redstone Telecom.

eVestment  was formed in 1997 and floated  on  AIM  later
that  year.  It raised £9.8 million in December  1999  to
provide funds for further investment.