Mercedes-Benz just reported a staggering 70% drop in quarterly profits, revealing a perfect storm of challenges. The German automaker faces collapsing China sales, US tariff impacts, and UK finance provisions totaling hundreds of millions.
Asset managers are capitalizing on new fund structures to bring private investments to wealthy retail clients. While historical returns appear attractive, analysts warn about liquidity constraints, fee structures, and potential “volatility laundering” in private market valuations.
Wealth managers across Europe are reportedly engaged in an intense competition for investor capital, with private assets becoming their weapon of choice, according to industry reports. Asset managers see a golden opportunity to sell private equity, credit and infrastructure investments to clients who previously focused exclusively on public markets through newly designed fund structures.
Calm/Storm has finalized its €30 million second fund focused on European healthtech startups. The Vienna-based venture firm has already deployed capital into 25 companies and claims the title of Europe’s most active specialized healthtech investor.
Vienna-based venture capital firm Calm/Storm has reportedly reached final close on its €30 million second fund, according to industry reports. Sources indicate the Austrian investor has already deployed capital into 25 early-stage healthtech startups, with the majority registered within Europe at the time of investment.
From AI-powered property valuations to luxury villa rentals and co-ownership models, European startups are reshaping how people find and book properties. These companies are leveraging technology to create more transparent, efficient, and personalized real estate experiences across the continent.
Property technology, commonly known as PropTech, is reportedly transforming how people interact with real estate across Europe, according to industry analysis. Sources indicate this technological revolution spans multiple sectors including property search, management, smart buildings, and real estate fintech, creating more connected and efficient experiences for both property owners and seekers.
Refurbed, the Austrian online marketplace for refurbished electronics, has reportedly secured €50 million in new funding. The company plans to invest in AI-driven solutions to improve its circular economy platform while maintaining strong growth momentum.
Vienna-based online marketplace Refurbed has reportedly raised €50 million in its latest funding round, according to company announcements. The platform, which specializes in refurbished electronics, plans to use the capital to invest in artificial intelligence solutions aimed at improving operational efficiency and enhancing experiences for both customers and sellers.
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