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How start-ups use artificial intelligence to promote animal welfare
Whether it's the rapid determination of gender in chicken eggs, early detection of swine cough, or automated bird observation in offshore wind farms, companies are harnessing the capabilities of artificial intelligence not only for human needs but increasingly for the protection of wildlife. Sometimes, they even receive multimillion-dollar investments for these endeavors.
German real estate funds on standby for renewable energy
After the passage of the Future Financing Act, disappointment looms large among open real estate fund providers: The expanded investment opportunities in renewable energies were suddenly removed.
Revenues of Dax companies in decline for the first time since 2020
For the first time since the beginning of the pandemic in 2020, the revenues and profits of Dax corporations are currently shrinking again. Germany's listed top companies are feeling the global economic headwinds. Adjusted for inflation, the numbers look "significantly bleaker," warn the corporate consultants at EY.
Hangover follows Germany's "fiber optics" gold rush
Fiber optics as an asset class has lost some of its charm. Especially traditional government bonds entice with a significantly more attractive risk-return profile.
"The banks don't know what to do themselves"
The reporting requirements for environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards not only challenge small and medium-sized enterprises but also their financiers, as was evident at the "Green Transformation Incubator" conference in Frankfurt.
Intriguing role reversal in the European Parliament
For one day, entrepreneurs from all over Europe take over operations in the EU Parliament. Not only the turnout indicates that this format has never been more valuable.
Lessons to be learned from the Benko case
The downfall of René Benko illustrates how dangerous it is for entrepreneurs to refuse transparency and control. They harm themselves in the process.
US banks are shifting credit risks into the dark corners of the financial market
US banks are once again selling synthetic risk transfers on a large scale to private funds. This raises concerns about financial stability.
AI gives banking a boost
If handled correctly, the banking industry is on the brink of a golden age thanks to artificial intelligence. Applications like ChatGPT present significant opportunities.
Deutsche Bank relies on partnerships in artificial intelligence
At the Euro Finance Week, everything revolves around artificial intelligence on Wednesday. Bernd Leukert, CIO of Deutsche Bank, sees it primarily as support.
"Celonis is now entering a new phase."
Celonis expects that Process Mining software will become as ubiquitous as email. Co-CEO Bastian Nominacher considers the company to be very solidly financed. There is no time pressure for an IPO (Initial Public Offering).
Pivotal question unresolved in German fiscal policy
Now tell me, what's your stance on transformation financing? The government coalition in Berlin must ask itself this question again after the ruling of the Federal Constitutional Court.
Europe's banks set out to catch up
The assertion of the structurally inherent superiority of US banks is being challenged not only by the emergence of the new Swiss megabank.
A vulnerability for German automakers
The cobalt mine in Morocco that supplies BMW is suspected of contaminating water with arsenic. Raw material supply remains a vulnerable point for the electric vehicle revolution.
Analysts see upside potential for Zalando
The online fashion retailer Zalando is still struggling with a notable decrease in consumer activity. Nevertheless, after a prolonged decline, analysts foresee substantial increases in the company's stock value in the future.
Blackrock boosts Ether with ETF application
The world's largest asset manager, Blackrock, aims to file for an Ether ETF in the United States. This development significantly uplifts sentiments in the digital assets market. At the same time, Celsius, the lender whose collapse triggered the crypto winter of 2022, is making progress in exiting bankruptcy.
Private equity available for as little as 1 Euro
Financial investors are hopeful for new inflows from retail investors' wallets amid a fundraising lull. Eltif funds with low minimum investment amounts are gathering capital.
Private equity grows in significance for startups
In the past, traditional financial investors showed less interest in unprofitable startups. However, a study indicates that the industry has become more receptive to startup acquisitions. Conversely, initial public offerings are diminishing in prominence as an exit option.
Getting ahead of the wave
Policymakers and network operators want to prevent a classic chicken-and-egg problem in the hydrogen ramp-up. Chances for success are not bad.
National-Bank invests in an unusual niche
Instantaneously, the National-Bank from Essen has claimed the top position in pre-financing insolvency pay. In the interview with Boersen-Zeitung CEO Thomas Lange delves into the benefits of this business.
WeWork bankruptcy may benefit founder Neumann
Company founder Adam Neumann could emerge as a major winner from the bankruptcy of WeWork. This would once again come at the expense of SoftBank, which has already sunk billions into the office platform through loans.
The new tormentors of Airbus
After the departure of Akbar Al Baker at the helm of Qatar Airways, there are other airline CEOs who have dampened the party mood for Airbus at the start of the aviation fair in Dubai.
Sales recommendation for open real estate funds creates uncertainty
The increased savings interest rates coincide with declining fund returns. Simultaneously, the real estate market crisis is unsettling some investors. Some experts are already concerned about significant outflows from the funds.
Companies around the world plan to reduce staff
36% of companies worldwide are planning to reduce their workforce – in Germany, 26% of CEOs are planning to reduce the number of jobs. These are the findings of the latest "CEO Survey" by management consultants EY.
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