Stefan Kempf explains the reasons behind the ease of securing 100 million euros compared to obtaining a mere 10,000 euro

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**About the Fintech Germany Award ** Since 2016, FTGA has stood for Excellence in Fintech. A competent Jury of more than 20 experts honours outstanding start-up companies in several categories at the Fintech Germany Awards.

The Jury also decides on special awards.The Jury members evaluate and compare start-ups from the fintech and insurtech sectors within their individual company phases according to a variety of different criteria. Based on a scoring process, the Jury determines the most promising young companies in the individual categories and decides on the winners at Jury meetings. The same process applies to the special awards. ‍https://www.fintechgermanyaward.de/about

**About Stefan Kempf ** No entrepreneur starts their journey to deal with financing and accounting themselves. Society is significantly shaped by entrepreneurs.

This has always fascinated Stefan. 💡 So, he ventured into the world of finance to get closer to innovative entrepreneurs and became a banker.

⚖️ During his time in investment banking, he realized that in today's banking system, it's easier for corporations to borrow 100 million euros than it is for start-ups to borrow 10,000 euros.

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