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News Credit hurdles fall slightly for SMEs Banking behavior remains restrictive: 25% of small and medium-sized companies are affected. The credit hurdle for large companies has fallen to 14.5%. Overall, demand for credit remains at a low level.

Marc Nemitz 01.01.1970

News TU Munich and Speedinvest with survey results on the European startup and venture capital industry Speedinvest and the Technical University of Munich have published the results of an extensive survey of European investors. The study reveals exclusive insights into the mindsets of venture capitalists across the...

Marc Nemitz 01.01.1970

News Obligation to return to the office makes it difficult for German employers to recruit employees Over a third of employers (34%) have problems recruiting employees because they are required to come into the office. Existing employees change jobs due to a lack of balance between work and private life.

Marc Nemitz 01.01.1970

News Migrant Founders Monitor 2023 confirms bureaucracy as a major hurdle Start-ups in Germany benefit from talented founders from abroad. However, despite their advantages, these high potentials often encounter bureaucratic hurdles and language barriers.

Marc Nemitz 01.01.1970

News Deep tech sector on course for success: rise in new start-ups continues In the deep tech sector, there is a continuing trend towards more start-ups being founded. The majority of deep tech founders come from Munich. Despite the current uncertainties in the market, there is an increasing...

Marc Nemitz 01.01.1970

News Number of start-ups falls to 550,000 According to the KfW Start-up Monitor, start-up activity in Germany fell by 9% in 2022 compared to the previous year, which can be attributed to a reduced economic impetus and a negative labor market effect that was...

Marc Nemitz 01.01.1970

News Study: German companies reluctant to collaborate with start-ups 72% of European companies carry out projects with start-ups, two thirds of which classify cooperation as strategically important to crucial. German companies bring up the rear in terms of their willingness to...

Marc Nemitz 01.01.1970

News Fewer start-ups founded between July and September New start-ups in the innovative and technology-focused sector fell by 30 percent compared to the previous year.

Marius Ochs 01.01.1970

News Only one in four companies cooperates with a start-up Despite increasing digitalization, there is a lack of collaboration with start-ups, especially in medium-sized companies.

Anna-Lena Malter 01.01.1970

News Start-ups in Hamburg: more women are starting up The number of female founders in Hamburg has increased. Nevertheless, the Hanseatic city is still far below the average proportion of women of 42% determined by the Kfw.

Sophie Deistler 01.01.1970

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