Orrick und creditshelf veranstalten erneut Business Breakfast zum Thema alternative Finanzierungsformen für mittlere Unternehmen
Sponsored Event | March.15.2018 | 8:30am - 11:30am (Central European Standard Time)
Orrick DüsseldorfAlternative Arten der Finanzierung wie unter anderem Crowdfunding, (Online) Direct Lending, Factoring und Finetrading gewinnen zunehmend an Bedeutung, wodurch sich auch Finanzierungsprojekte mittlerer Unternehmen in Deutschland immer weiter verändern. In Zukunft werden klassische Banken und Sparkassen nicht mehr die alleinige Verantwortung für Finanzierungen deutscher KMUs tragen. Gerade deswegen gewinnen neue Anbieter wie z.B. innovative FinTechs an Markteinfluss und werden damit zu einem nützlichen Gegenstück zu klassischen Banken.
Wie verändert sich die Hausbank in Zeiten der Digitalisierung? Was steckt hinter dem Begriff „Mittelstandsfinanzierung 4.0“?
Bei unserer Veranstaltung werden wir Ihnen die Möglichkeit bieten diese Fragen zu diskutieren und mit Vertretern verschiedenster Finanzierungsbereiche in Kontakt zu treten.
Programm:
- Einleitende Bemerkungen (von Dr. Sven Greulich, Partner bei Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP)
- Mittelstandskredite in Zeiten von Zinswende und Digitalisierung (von Dr. Daniel Bartsch, Co-Gründer & Geschäftsführer, creditshelf GmbH)
- Bis zu 100 TEUR in 24 Stunden - alternative Finanzierung ohne Hindernisse (von Oliver Schmid, Geschäftsführer, iwoca Deutschland GmbH)
- Liquidität auf Knopfdruck: Die digitale Zukunft des Factorings (von Dr. Christian Grobe, Co-Gründer & Geschäftsführer, Billie GmbH)
Im Anschluss wird es ein Q&A Panel und die Möglichkeit zum Networking geben.
Die Veranstaltung findet in deutscher Sprache statt.
Bei weiteren Fragen treten Sie bitte mit Sven Greulich in Kontakt.
Practice:
- Technology & Innovation Sector
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- Technology Companies Group
Dr. Sven Greulich, LL.M. (Cantuar), EMBA Partner
Düsseldorf
Sven advises technology companies on complex cross-border mergers and acquisitions, and venture capital as well as growth investments, and provides general corporate counseling.
His clients include technology companies of all stages and their investors. Supported by a global and cross-practice team, he also counsels major corporations and scale-ups on international expansion and growth projects and has a special focus on in- and outbound German/US investments and joint ventures.
Sven is passionate about building a bridge for his clients from Germany to the US and other international technology hubs and to help them succeed in the international market. With a dual background in business and law, an entrepreneurial spirit, and experience in over 200 M&A transactions and financing rounds across many industries, Sven has a unique perspective, which inspires him to find the best strategic and commercially viable solution for his clients.
Sven volunteers with entrepreneur groups at the WHU Otto Beisheim School of Management and the RWTH Aachen and regularly lectures at the WHU and the RWTH incubation and innovation centers on venture capital financings, start-up growth and corporate venture capital.
Sven's work has been repeatedly awarded, inter alia
- the leading German market publication JUVE ranks him as "frequently recommended for M&A, PE and corporate advice. Since 2019, JUVE ranks Sven as one of Germany's top 15 attorneys for venture capital (the highest recognition for this category awarded by JUVE);
- Legal500 recommends Sven in its 2023 ranking for "mid-sized international Corporate M&A deals (€100m-€500m)" and venture capital and lists him as an exceptional practitioner for venture capital;
- Chambers recommends Sven for M&A as well as venture capital and lists him as an exceptional practitioner (2023);
- Best Lawyers and Handelsblatt recommend him as top lawyer for M&A transactions (2023); and
- in the 2017 edition of its Innovative Lawyers Report Europe, the Financial Times named Sven's work to connect start-ups with Germany's Mittelstand (mid-sized companies) a standout “for making bridges between Silicon Valley and Germany”.