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Venture Sentiment Index: “Things could hardly look worse” (Language: German)
Venionaire Capital’s European Venture Sentiment Index for the first quarter is extremely pessimistic in light of the recent crisis, despite the high volume of investment seen recently.
Venionaire DealMatrix Multiples aims to make valuations more comparable (German)
Venionaire DealMatrix is launching a new tool designed to provide investors with a comprehensive basis for evaluating private companies such as startups.
Venionaire Capital and Compass launch investment index running on blockchain (Language: German)
Vienna-based investment firm Venionaire Capital AG and Swiss index provider Compass Financial Technologies are launching the Venionaire Layer-1 Select Index (VLONE) in collaboration with the Reserve platform – Europe’s first investment index to run entirely on blockchain.
Compass Financial Technologies and Venionaire Capital AG announce Europe's first on-chain index powered by Reserve (Language: German)
Austrian investment company Venionaire Capital AG, together with Swiss index provider Compass Financial Technologies, today announced the launch on November 11 of the Venionaire Layer-1 Select Index (VLONE), a decentralized token portfolio (DTF) developed in Europe that brings institutional governance and benchmark quality to the blockchain.
Is Klagenfurt, Austria, A Model For The Circular Economy?
Investors, take note: the circular economy can make money. On October 14 in Brussels, a proven model from Klagenfurt will show how cities can turn waste and energy solutions into scalable investments.
These plans are being pursued by the new non-profit World Venture Forum Foundation (Language: German)
Austria has been losing international competitiveness for years – the newly founded World Venture Forum Foundation aims to counteract this with educational initiatives and international networking.
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Despite the war, the Gulf region remains a driver of innovation (Language: German)
While the oil price is dominating the headlines alongside the war in Iran, the more relevant question in the long term should be how economic cooperation with the Gulf region will proceed, according to Börsianer guest columnist Berthold Baurek-Karlic.