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Wagniskapital

News Plans for future fund become more concrete Last year, the German government announced the Future Fund, which is intended to make up for the lack of venture capital in Germany. The first building block, the Deep Tech Fund, was launched in March, and now there...

Lisa Marie Münster 31.07.6374

News New venture capitalist Cusp Capital Well-known investors from Tengelmann, 300 million euros and clear goals as to which start-ups they want to support: This is the concept of the new venture capitalist Cusp Capital.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Finlab publishes figures for 2020 The venture capitalist from Frankfurt generated a surplus in 2020, compared to a loss of 1.5 million euros in the previous year. There has recently been another change to the Supervisory Board.

Lisa Marie Münster 31.07.8499

News AR start-up OQMented completes seed funding The company from Schleswig-Holstein develops displays for VR and AR glasses. The founders now want to use the money to hire more staff.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff 31.07.5616

Interviews "I want to give female founders the opportunity to access capital" Entrepreneur Tijen Onaran wants to raise money with a new VC fund specifically for female founders. In this interview, she explains how things are going so far, why she believes the fund is necessary and what it has...

Nils Wischmeyer 01.01.1970

News Nine million euros for GeneQuine Biotherapeutics The money will be used to develop a gene therapy. The company already holds a European patent.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

Magazine Knowledge Nothing ventured, nothing gained Many young founders are unable to finance their plans themselves. Venture capital is an important aid for them. But when should they resort to it? And what do investors actually get out of it?

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff 31.07.3894

News EU supports IDnow with millions The online ID start-up IDnow receives 15 million euros from European funding pots. The Munich-based company wants to use the money to boost its research and expand internationally. The Munich-based start-up IDnow is...

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff 31.07.7483

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