Tag: financing
That is why banks are likely to give fewer loans
Financial district in Frankfurt Many credit institutions have become more cautious in lending. (Photo: dpa) Frankfurt In the first half of the year, companies in Germany found it comparatively easy…
45 million dollars for Fintech Topi – These start-ups are still getting money
Dusseldorf, Frankfurt The Berlin financial technology company Topi collects 45 million US dollars from investors. It is true that the start-up sector is getting more and more into a crisis…
So many startups are bankrupt
The Investors of the “Lion’s Den” Georg Kofler, Carsten Maschmeyer, Judith Williams, Nils Glagau, Dagmar Wöhrl, Frank Thelen and Ralf Dümmel (from left to right) are looking for promising start-ups.…
Uniper needs another KfW loan of 4 billion euros
Uniper The Ukraine war and the lack of Russian gas have plunged Uniper into a serious crisis. (Photo: Reuters) Dusseldorf The troubled energy company Uniper needs another credit facility of…
Crisis in start-ups: Germany is facing a wave of layoffs
Big teams Most start-up managers in Germany only know a world in which teams keep growing. (Photo: imago/PhotoAlto) Crisis? What crisis? In fact, so far there has been little sign…
New York City: The fintech capital of 2030
The fintech strongholds of New York, San Francisco and London So far this year, more has been invested in New York than in London and San Francisco. (Photo: Thomas Berger,…
New York City: The fintech capital of 2030
The fintech strongholds of New York, San Francisco and London So far this year, more has been invested in New York than in London and San Francisco. (Photo: Thomas Berger,…
Co-founder Rinke on the idea behind his start-up
Dusseldorf The math student at the time did not expect that Celonis co-founder Alexander Rinke built up the most valuable start-up in Germany around eleven years ago. Today his company…
“The Lion’s Den”: High risk of insolvency for start-ups
The Investors of the “Lion’s Den” Georg Kofler, Carsten Maschmeyer, Judith Williams, Nils Glagau, Dagmar Wöhrl, Frank Thelen and Ralf Dümmel (from left to right) are looking for promising start-ups.…
Celonis valued at $13 billion
Celonis Start-up financiers have become more cautious about investing large sums – but there was great investor interest in the Munich software company. (Photo: Celonis) Dusseldorf Germany’s most valuable start-up…
“The Lion’s Den”: High risk of insolvency for start-ups
The Investors of the “Lion’s Den” Georg Kofler, Carsten Maschmeyer, Judith Williams, Nils Glagau, Dagmar Wöhrl, Frank Thelen and Ralf Dümmel (from left to right) are looking for promising start-ups.…
The fines for defaulting companies are not enough
Dusseldorf There must be a penalty: medium-sized or large corporations who do not publish their financial statements no later than twelve months after the end of the financial year are…
Celonis valued at $13 billion
Celonis Start-up financiers have become more cautious about investing large sums – but there was great investor interest in the Munich software company. (Photo: Celonis) Dusseldorf Germany’s most valuable start-up…
Investors: Successful founders form a venture capital alliance
Munich More and more founders are investing the proceeds from the successful sale of their companies back into the venture capital scene. The most recent example are the founders of…
Despite Corona – entrepreneurs have hardly been deterred from founding companies
company founder In Germany, entrepreneurs have so far been little deterred by the corona pandemic. (Photo: IMAGO/Westend61) Berlin In the two Corona years 2020 and 2021, there were more company…
Start-up world indignant about new million-euro financing
Adam Neuman The WeWork founder left the company after the postponed IPO and has since held back with public appearances. (Photo: Getty Images) new York Venture capitalist Andreessen Horowitz is…
Infarm: setback for the food start-up
Vertical farming In Infarm’s Berlin showroom, an employee checks the growing system. (Photo: Reuters) Dusseldorf The rapid rise of the Berlin food tech Infarm has been viewed with skepticism for…
Infarm: setback for the food start-up
Vertical farming In Infarm’s Berlin showroom, an employee checks the growing system. (Photo: Reuters) Dusseldorf The rapid rise of the Berlin food tech Infarm has been viewed with skepticism for…
Tech investor with a loss of 23 billion euros
Masayoshi Son Softbank founder Masayoshi Son has promised to invest more selectively and hold more money in the future. (Photo: Reuters) Tokyo So far, Masayoshi Son has exuded optimism even…
Tech investor with a loss of 23 billion euros
Masayoshi Son Softbank founder Masayoshi Son has promised to invest more selectively and hold more money in the future. (Photo: Reuters) Tokyo The crisis in technology stocks with a collapse…