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Commerzbank has developed the first digitalisation platform for small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Called “#openspace”, and located in Berlin-Schöneberg, it offers long-term co-operation between SMEs, “innovation partners”, and start-ups with the objective of “tackling the challenges posed by the digital future together”.
Bitbond, the global marketplace lender for small business loans, has joined the SME Finance Forum. Through its membership Bitbond aims to exchange knowledge with other financial institutions in the SME lending community and to help foster innovation in the space.
Bitbond is a global peer-to-peer bitcoin lending platform. Small businesses get access to affordable loans while lenders earn profitable interest rates. Since Bitbond works exclusively with the digital currency bitcoin, neither the borrower nor the lender need a bank account to participate in our global loan market. Bitbond's mission is to make investing and financing globally accessible.
Continuing the largest Bitcoin event series worldwide, Inside Bitcoins is headed to Berlin from March 5-6, 2016. Join us at the Estrel Berlin as the brightest minds and leading influencers in the Bitcoin 2.0 and cryptocurrency space come together to explore the promise of decentralized technology and the future of finance.
AccessHolding operates a network of commercial banks and MFIs in developing and transition countries with a target group focus on micro, small, medium-sized enterprises.
Join Women’s World Banking at our Making Finance Work for Women Summit November 11-12, 2015 at the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) in Berlin, Germany.
The Summit will focus on giving women access to financial services and how it relates not only to women’s economic opportunity but also macroeconomic growth. The Summit will convene financial institutions, investors, philanthropists, private sector players and policymakers to share best practices and discuss innovative ways to serve the women’s market for financial services.
UK business lending is still suffering while corporate loans in Germany are up. Phil Thornton investigates what Britain can learn from the German model.
Within the Finance Department, the emphasis is put on the areas of Development Finance, Quantitative Finance, Risk Management, Asset and Liquidity Management, Financial Supervisory, Private Banking, Corporate Finance, Private Equity and Wealth Management and Mergers & Acquisitions.
