What matters is your enthusiasm for technology
FMF Member TechQuartier launches H_Ventures, a new startup program for first-time founders in Germany.
German financial industry favours stronger regulation of the crypto sector
CFS survey on “Bitcoin, Ethereum & co. – what does the future hold after the crypto market crash?”
CFS Index falls significantly
Sentiment in the financial sector has deteriorated further. The CFS Index, which measures the business climate of the German financial sector on a quarterly basis, falls by -4.5 points to 106.6 points in the second quarter of 2022.
Interview with Hubertus Väth at the Financial Centre Day 2022
At the 15th Financial Centre Day of the WM Group, Hubertus Väth, Managing Director of Frankfurt Main Finance, speaks about the change in the financial industry and the topic of ESG.
Six New Members for Frankfurt Main Finance
Frankfurt am Main, July 14, 2022 – The Financial Centre Initiative Frankfurt Main Finance e. V. (FMF) welcomed six new members in the middle of the year.
Frankfurt ranked 7th most liveable city in the world
Frankfurt has now made it to seventh place in the Economist’s annual city ranking, moving back into the top 10 for the first time since the outbreak of the Corona pandemic – ahead of other major German cities, making Frankfurt the most liveable city in Germany.
Frankfurt’s start-ups need more venture capital
A lot has happened in the start-up scene in the Rhine-Main region in recent years. Apart from Biontech, which is probably the most prominent example of success, the region can boast improved framework conditions. However, there is a lack of late-stage financing.
Results of the IW Regional Ranking 2022: Rhine-Main Regions in the Top 10
In a new study, the Institute of the German Economy (IW) examined the extent to which the Corona pandemic is changing Germany’s regions. In this article we summarise the most important results with regard to the Rhine-Main region.
charta der vielfalt – For Diversity in the World of Work
On 31 May 2022, the 10th nationwide Diversity Day took place in Germany. On this day, more than 1,000 organisations engaged in more than 3,000 self-organised actions for more diversity in the workplace and sent an important signal against discrimination.
Half of the top 10 deals went to German start-ups
EY’s Startup Barometer shows that Germany is catching up not only in terms of financing rounds, but also in terms of financing volume. Even though the UK is still the frontrunner, high growth rates speak for Germany’s dynamism.
