La toute première équipe suisse des start-up fintech ira à New York se présenter à des investisseurs
13.06.2017
Pour la première fois, le jury du programme venture leaders a sélectionné une équipe suisse de start-up actives dans les fintech. Composée de dix entrepreneurs, elle rejoint les équipes existantes du programme venture leaders qui se rendent chaque année à la Silicon Valley (start-up technologiques), Boston (sciences de la vie) ou en Chine (tous les domaines). Les participants se préparent à un programme de développement commercial intensif à New York.
 La toute première équipe suisse des start-up fintech
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Les dix start-up sélectionnées reflètent la qualité et la croissance de la fintech suisse ces dernières années. Du 10 au 16 septembre prochain à New York, elles feront le tour des investisseurs et des experts locaux afin d’accélérer leur croissance et mettre toutes les chances de leur côté pour se faire une place sur le marché US.
New York: la ville où tout est possible pour les start-up
«New York est un pôle technologique et économique majeur dans le monde, qui attire plus de 3 milliards de dollars en investissements chaque année», explique Jordi Montserrat, Directeur de venturelab. «La ville est notamment devenue une référence pour les fintech. Conjugué à l’essor des start-up dans ce domaine en Suisse, il nous est paru important de profiter de ce potentiel et d’y envoyer certaines des meilleures fintech suisses pour les aider dans leur processus d’internationalisation».
Venez rencontrer et voir pitcher les venture leaders Fintech 2017 le 19 juin à Zurich
Découvrez les 10 entrepreneurs qui forment l’équipe des venture leaders Fintech 2017 lors de la Swiss Fintech Night le 19 juin 2017 au startup space de Schlieren (ZH), co-organisée avec Swiss Finance Startups. L’équipe suisse des start-up fintech comprend par exemple une start-up au TOP100 des meilleures start-up suisses (Advanon) ainsi qu’une récente gagnante de la finale du programme Venture Kick (Futurae). La soirée se terminera avec la Swiss Finance Startups Summer Party: informations et inscriptions.
venture leaders: des ambassadeurs exceptionnels de la capacité d’innovation du pays
venture leaders offre un voyage d’une semaine dans la Silicon Valley (Technology), à Boston (Life Science), New York (Fintech) et en Chine (tous les domaines). Ce voyage comprend des présentations à des investisseurs locaux, des partenaires et des experts industriels, ainsi que des ateliers de travail et des visites. Outre une visibilité unique en Suisse et à l’étranger, et la possibilité d’étoffer leur réseau, cette tournée offre aux participants l’opportunité d’être intégrés dans une équipe d’entrepreneurs qui partagent les mêmes objectifs et font face aux mêmes défis. Ils sont des ambassadeurs exceptionnels de la scène florissante des start-up suisses et de la capacité d’innovation du pays.
Les venture leaders Fintech 2017 (équipe suisse des start-up fintech) en un coup d’oeil
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Advanon, Phil Lojacono advanon.com (Zurich)
Advanon in its basic version is an online platform that allows SMEs to pre-finance their open invoices directly through financial investors. Thereby they don’t have to wait for the long payment terms anymore and investors on the other hand get access to a new type of asset class. In the long run, Advanon wants to make financing for SMEs redundant and fully automated.
AlgoTrader, Andy Flury algotrader.com (Schindellegi, SZ)
The startup provides an algorithmic trading software that allows automation of complex, quantitative trading strategies. AlgoTrader provides everything a typical hedge fund needs on a daily basis to run his operation. They help trading companies minimize manual labor and save costs. Their software AlgoTrader is the first and only algorithmic trading software to be available both on the cloud and on premise.
Carbon Delta, Oliver Marchand carbon-delta.com (Zurich)
Carbon Delta is a climate risk specialist that identifies and analyzes the climate change resilience of publicly traded companies. They assess a company’s Climate Value-at-Risk (VaR), thus how much its market value will possibly be affected by climate change, to help investors manage the climate risk within their portfolio. The startup uses big data analysis and their research can be used to calculate the Climate VaR for thousands of equities and corporate bonds. Three core risk scenarios are currently used for calculating a company's overall climate resilience: expected regulations, extreme weather events, and the Paris Agreement's 2°C target.
CreditGate24, Teddy Amberg creditgate24.com (Rüschlikon, ZH)
CreditGate24 is an independent Swiss company and a fully automated platform for lenders and borrowers which offers efficient, transparent and scalable credit processing at high quality. The startup operates online without physical branches and expensive operating expenses to enhance returns for lenders and lower costs for borrowers. CreditGate24 stands for a stringent underwriting process, based on established credit assessment tools, big data and social media analyses as well as insurance against risk of death and risk pooling to reduce loss risks. CreditGate24 is supervised by the Financial Services Standards Association VQF, is a registered financial intermediary under the Swiss Anti-Money Laundering Act and possesses a loan provision license (“Kreditvergabelizenz”).
Futurae Technologies, Samuel Berger futurae.com (Zurich)
Futurae empowers companies to deploy state-of-the-art IT security while improving the customer journey. Through user-friendly solutions, businesses can increase their customers’ satisfaction while gaining confidence in their ability to protect sensitive user data. Users choose weak passwords and reuse the same passwords for various applications. Futurae offers a complete strong Authentication Suite (2FA) for securing sensitive end-user data of every organization. Our product portfolio offers a high level of security while making 2FA more user-friendly and making the integration fast and cost-effective for companies.
KiWi (eBOP), Christian Sinobas kiwi-bop.com
KiWi transforms merchant’s phone into a smart point of sale. KiWi is the app small merchants use in emerging markets to accept card payments, finance their working capital, sell new services and better control their businesses. The company is live in Mexico with >2’000 paying merchants enrolled. The ambition is to quickly reach several hundreds of thousands micro-merchants in Mexico and to open five new markets by 2020.
Monito (Global Impact Finance), Francois Briod monito.com (Lausanne)
Sending money abroad? Monito is the Booking.com for money transfers, helping migrants and expatriates find, review and compare money transfer services. We are on a mission to change the industry for the better and free the world of $28bn excessive transfer fees paid each year.
OneVisage, Christophe Remillet onevisage.com (Lausanne)
OneVisage is a leading cyber-security company developing biometric solutions to help financial services eliminating identity theft and increasing user’s digital experience. We are first to offer 3D facial biometry on standard smartphones that delivers higher security than fingerprints at the price of password-based solutions.
Qumram, Patrick Barnert qumram.com (Zurich)
Qumram seamlessly records all digital interactions, across all channels (web, social media, mobile and instant messaging) capturing indisputable evidence to prove compliance, discover fraud, improve customer experience and open new digital channels to interact with Financial Service clients. Banks such as UBS, HSBC, Bankia, Russell Investments, and many more trust Qumram today.
SONECT, Sandipan Chakraborty sonect.io (Zurich)
SONECT enables every shop in the neighborhood to act as a virtual ATM. The APP is a location-aware, decentralized platform that brings together clients with stores. The gain is threefold: Shops attract more customers and therefore earn more money, without any costs. Everybody can withdraw cash at the click of a button wherever they are, for free, and banks reduce their ATM operations costs. SONECT recycles banknotes in circulation to reduce the cost of cash of banks and retailers while accelerating digital adoption of consumers.
Partenaires
Cette année venture leaders Fintech est soutenu par le Canton of Vaud, digitalswitzerland, EPF Lausanne, ETH Zurich, IMMOMIG, PostFinance et Swiss Finance Startups.
New York: la ville où tout est possible pour les start-up
«New York est un pôle technologique et économique majeur dans le monde, qui attire plus de 3 milliards de dollars en investissements chaque année», explique Jordi Montserrat, Directeur de venturelab. «La ville est notamment devenue une référence pour les fintech. Conjugué à l’essor des start-up dans ce domaine en Suisse, il nous est paru important de profiter de ce potentiel et d’y envoyer certaines des meilleures fintech suisses pour les aider dans leur processus d’internationalisation».
Venez rencontrer et voir pitcher les venture leaders Fintech 2017 le 19 juin à Zurich
Découvrez les 10 entrepreneurs qui forment l’équipe des venture leaders Fintech 2017 lors de la Swiss Fintech Night le 19 juin 2017 au startup space de Schlieren (ZH), co-organisée avec Swiss Finance Startups. L’équipe suisse des start-up fintech comprend par exemple une start-up au TOP100 des meilleures start-up suisses (Advanon) ainsi qu’une récente gagnante de la finale du programme Venture Kick (Futurae). La soirée se terminera avec la Swiss Finance Startups Summer Party: informations et inscriptions.
venture leaders: des ambassadeurs exceptionnels de la capacité d’innovation du pays
venture leaders offre un voyage d’une semaine dans la Silicon Valley (Technology), à Boston (Life Science), New York (Fintech) et en Chine (tous les domaines). Ce voyage comprend des présentations à des investisseurs locaux, des partenaires et des experts industriels, ainsi que des ateliers de travail et des visites. Outre une visibilité unique en Suisse et à l’étranger, et la possibilité d’étoffer leur réseau, cette tournée offre aux participants l’opportunité d’être intégrés dans une équipe d’entrepreneurs qui partagent les mêmes objectifs et font face aux mêmes défis. Ils sont des ambassadeurs exceptionnels de la scène florissante des start-up suisses et de la capacité d’innovation du pays.
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Les venture leaders Fintech 2017 (équipe suisse des start-up fintech) en un coup d’oeil
Advanon, Phil Lojacono advanon.com (Zurich)
Advanon in its basic version is an online platform that allows SMEs to pre-finance their open invoices directly through financial investors. Thereby they don’t have to wait for the long payment terms anymore and investors on the other hand get access to a new type of asset class. In the long run, Advanon wants to make financing for SMEs redundant and fully automated.
AlgoTrader, Andy Flury algotrader.com (Schindellegi, SZ)
The startup provides an algorithmic trading software that allows automation of complex, quantitative trading strategies. AlgoTrader provides everything a typical hedge fund needs on a daily basis to run his operation. They help trading companies minimize manual labor and save costs. Their software AlgoTrader is the first and only algorithmic trading software to be available both on the cloud and on premise.
Carbon Delta, Oliver Marchand carbon-delta.com (Zurich)
Carbon Delta is a climate risk specialist that identifies and analyzes the climate change resilience of publicly traded companies. They assess a company’s Climate Value-at-Risk (VaR), thus how much its market value will possibly be affected by climate change, to help investors manage the climate risk within their portfolio. The startup uses big data analysis and their research can be used to calculate the Climate VaR for thousands of equities and corporate bonds. Three core risk scenarios are currently used for calculating a company's overall climate resilience: expected regulations, extreme weather events, and the Paris Agreement's 2°C target.
CreditGate24, Teddy Amberg creditgate24.com (Rüschlikon, ZH)
CreditGate24 is an independent Swiss company and a fully automated platform for lenders and borrowers which offers efficient, transparent and scalable credit processing at high quality. The startup operates online without physical branches and expensive operating expenses to enhance returns for lenders and lower costs for borrowers. CreditGate24 stands for a stringent underwriting process, based on established credit assessment tools, big data and social media analyses as well as insurance against risk of death and risk pooling to reduce loss risks. CreditGate24 is supervised by the Financial Services Standards Association VQF, is a registered financial intermediary under the Swiss Anti-Money Laundering Act and possesses a loan provision license (“Kreditvergabelizenz”).
Futurae Technologies, Samuel Berger futurae.com (Zurich)
Futurae empowers companies to deploy state-of-the-art IT security while improving the customer journey. Through user-friendly solutions, businesses can increase their customers’ satisfaction while gaining confidence in their ability to protect sensitive user data. Users choose weak passwords and reuse the same passwords for various applications. Futurae offers a complete strong Authentication Suite (2FA) for securing sensitive end-user data of every organization. Our product portfolio offers a high level of security while making 2FA more user-friendly and making the integration fast and cost-effective for companies.
KiWi (eBOP), Christian Sinobas kiwi-bop.com
KiWi transforms merchant’s phone into a smart point of sale. KiWi is the app small merchants use in emerging markets to accept card payments, finance their working capital, sell new services and better control their businesses. The company is live in Mexico with >2’000 paying merchants enrolled. The ambition is to quickly reach several hundreds of thousands micro-merchants in Mexico and to open five new markets by 2020.
Monito (Global Impact Finance), Francois Briod monito.com (Lausanne)
Sending money abroad? Monito is the Booking.com for money transfers, helping migrants and expatriates find, review and compare money transfer services. We are on a mission to change the industry for the better and free the world of $28bn excessive transfer fees paid each year.
OneVisage, Christophe Remillet onevisage.com (Lausanne)
OneVisage is a leading cyber-security company developing biometric solutions to help financial services eliminating identity theft and increasing user’s digital experience. We are first to offer 3D facial biometry on standard smartphones that delivers higher security than fingerprints at the price of password-based solutions.
Qumram, Patrick Barnert qumram.com (Zurich)
Qumram seamlessly records all digital interactions, across all channels (web, social media, mobile and instant messaging) capturing indisputable evidence to prove compliance, discover fraud, improve customer experience and open new digital channels to interact with Financial Service clients. Banks such as UBS, HSBC, Bankia, Russell Investments, and many more trust Qumram today.
SONECT, Sandipan Chakraborty sonect.io (Zurich)
SONECT enables every shop in the neighborhood to act as a virtual ATM. The APP is a location-aware, decentralized platform that brings together clients with stores. The gain is threefold: Shops attract more customers and therefore earn more money, without any costs. Everybody can withdraw cash at the click of a button wherever they are, for free, and banks reduce their ATM operations costs. SONECT recycles banknotes in circulation to reduce the cost of cash of banks and retailers while accelerating digital adoption of consumers.
Partenaires
Cette année venture leaders Fintech est soutenu par le Canton of Vaud, digitalswitzerland, EPF Lausanne, ETH Zurich, IMMOMIG, PostFinance et Swiss Finance Startups.