The Berlin insurance startup Wefox has just announced a round of financing over 110 million euros. This is the highest amount of funding for a German Insurtech startup. Last year, the total financing for German insurance startups was just 150 million euros, as shown by a survey by Finanzchef24. Compared…
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Digitization in the healthcare sector is in full swing. But it takes endless time until all obstacles have been eliminated. No wonder everyone, including politics, doctors, pharmacists and the patients, have their own interests, which they want to enforce. Last year, however, the German Medical Association at least already paved…
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Both companies are facing a decisive year: The Ridehailing startup Uber is pushing for the stock market – and wants to gain a foothold in the important German market. With a large-scale advertising campaign, the US provider is currently attracting attention in Berlin. Uber’s competitor Mytaxi will be called Freenow…
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The dynamics of founders are high, but in the long run only one in ten startups survives. Berlin is one of the most dynamic ecosystems for founders. The economy for startups is still good, especially in Germany. Venture capitalists have put a record amount of nearly five billion euros in…
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Never before has there been so much money for startups in Germany as today. As the consulting firm EY determined in its current startup barometer, 4.6 billion euros flowed into German startups in 2018 over 615 financing rounds. That was at least 21 percent more financing rounds and 290 million…
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Here we are not talking about the Robin Hood who takes away the rich people’s money and gives it to the poor. Instead, Robin Hood is a start-up from San Francisco. This FinTech promotes the concept that customers can buy and sell shares without fees. The more than two million…
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