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Germany is not the only coun­try curr­ently expe­ri­en­cing a start-up boom. Foun­der camps are freu­qi­ent as never before. Large compa­nies such as IBM orga­nize start-up days and want to invest in young compa­nies. Young entre­pre­neurs are urgen­tly looking for inves­tors. Unfort­u­na­tely, the amount of VC and PE invest­ments is decre­asing instead of incre­asing. Both in the early finan­cing stage and in growth finan­cing. — Why are there too few PE and VC funds in Germany and what would be the opti­mal condi­ti­ons for growth in this industry?

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