Top 3 european founders to watch in 2025
Niklas Östberg
Swedish entrepreneur Niklas Östberg is the Co-Founder and CEO of Delivery Hero. He holds a Master of Industrial Engineering & Management.
Marc-Alexander Christ
Marc-Alexander is co-founder of leading mobile payment company SumUp. He has established SumUp as one of the leading payment companies.
Nikolay Storonsky
Nikolay Storonsky is a Russian-born British entrepreneur. He is best known as the co-founder and CEO of Revolut and the founder of venture-capital firm QuantumLight.
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Executive summary Even in the face of global economic uncertainty, 2019 was the second-most active year globally for venture capital (VC) investments in dollar
Churchill adds seasoned investment expertise
L-R: Michael Pond, Brett Graffy, and Peter Repetto at Churchill Asset Management Churchill Asset Management appointed Michael Pond as senior investment strategist, Brett Graffy
Fixed-Income Outlook 2026: Bedrock and Balance
2025 was a banner year for bonds. We think more of the same is in store for 2026. Fixed income enters 2026 from a
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