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News Funding volume for fintechs still high Despite fears of difficult times for companies, a lot of venture capital is still flowing into European financial start-ups. In the second quarter of 2022, investors invested a total of 5.5 billion euros.

Janina Gerhardt 01.01.1970

News Study: Regulatory hurdles are dangerous for start-ups A survey of almost 200 European start-ups shows that lengthy and complex compliance processes can hinder the growth of start-ups.

Janina Gerhardt 01.01.1970

News Study: Women are less likely to be investors and receive less money as founders A new study shows the glaring inequality in the start-up scene. But: women invest in women more often. In order to close the large financing gap, it could therefore help to provide more capital for funds managed by...

Sophie Deistler 01.01.1970

News Tech start-ups fear negative consequences from the war in Ukraine According to Bitkom President Achim Berg, the effects of the war of aggression in Ukraine are not bypassing the scene. A survey confirms this.

Sophie Deistler 01.01.1970

News Racism in the German start-up scene Founders with a migrant background apparently receive less venture capital and experience discrimination during their start-up.

Janina Gerhardt 01.01.1970

News Record year for start-ups in Germany and Europe Never before has so much money been put into Europe's tech companies as in 2021. German start-ups received significantly more investment than in the previous year.

Felix Leitmeyer 01.01.1970

Reports Startbase Fewer fintechs, increasing willingness to invest Germany Finance publishes the German Fintech Report 2021 in cooperation with Startbase.

Maren Jensen 01.01.1970

News Corona crisis weighs on number of startups According to a report by the KfW development bank, the number of young companies fell last year. Women remain significantly underrepresented.

Jan Schulte 01.01.1970

News Study crowns Dortmund the best city to start a business A current ranking by the Weltsparen platform lists Germany's cities according to their attractiveness for start-ups and comes as a surprise: Munich and Berlin are not in first place.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Start-ups are increasingly concerned with the health of their employees Back pain is a thing of the past; today, start-ups are primarily concerned with the work-life balance of their employees when it comes to health. According to a study, the trend has been reinforced by the coronavirus...

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

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