The fintech industry is rapidly evolving and disrupting traditional financial systems. In this article, we bring you the latest research insights to help you stay ahead of the curve and understand the future of financial technology. Enjoy researching!
The department provides insight into the applicable (transitional) law after the destruction of a zoning plan (Stibbe)
The Division of the Council of State’s recent ruling clarified the legal framework for decisions made post-January 1, 2024, in the aftermath of zoning plan annulments. While the default scenario entails the application of the Environmental Act to new decisions, exceptions exist where the old law may still be applicable. This ruling provides vital guidance for municipalities grappling with spatial planning post-annulment, offering clarity on the legal parameters within which decisions must be made. By delineating these parameters, the ruling seeks to promote legal certainty and informed decision-making among municipal councils, ensuring compliance with relevant legal frameworks and facilitating effective land use management and development. Read more
Finch Capital Market Pulse – March Edition (Finch Capital)
The March edition of the Monthly Market Pulse by Finch Capital focuses on seven core themes across Finance & Business Technology: Insurance, Banking & Wealth Management, Payments, Tax & Accounting, Regulatory, Legal & Compliance, HR & Payroll, and Business Process Automation. In this report, recent trends and performance within each theme are analyzed. It highlights top M&A and fundraising deals in Europe and examines the financial performance of public companies within each core theme, providing insights into the current industry landscape. Readers can download their copy of the Market Pulse for more detailed information. Read more
State of Venture Q1’24 Report (CBInsights)
In Q1’24, the venture capital landscape experienced mixed trends. While overall funding saw a modest rebound of 11% quarter-over-quarter, deal volume continued to decline for an eighth consecutive quarter. Mega-rounds, particularly in generative AI, drove a significant portion of the funding, indicating sustained interest in blockbuster deals. Despite the emergence of 19 new unicorns globally, fintech funding fell by 16%, while digital health and retail tech saw gains. Silicon Valley remained the dominant hub for VC activity, capturing 42% of US funding. Overall, while there was some positivity in funding, challenges persist in deal volume and sector performance, reflecting the complex dynamics of the venture capital market in Q1’24. Listen more
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