A fast-growing startup needs growth capital and a pro-active management team that understands how to constantly adapt people, systems and processes to ever-changing conditions. Read why this is important in this article.

By Oliver-Philipp Radtke

When startups die like a primrose, it is usually because they ran out of money. This is more than a good reason to take a closer look at some basic but very important cash metrics.

By Oliver-Philipp Radtke

Read in this article which investment criteria are currently relevant for VCs and which role sustainability plays in their investment decisions.

By Oliver-Philipp Radtke

In this interesting article, you'll learn how to evaluate your startup in terms of its performance against the competition and leading industry standards, and why it's important to do so.

By Oliver-Philipp Radtke

For startups to be considered for venture capital funding at all, they must not only have the potential to grow very strongly, but must also have a clear exit perspective so that venture capital investors (VCs) can earn back their investment with an excess return. The following article will outline why this is the case.

By Oliver-Philipp Radtke 

When reading this article you will learn what sending white and black smoke from the Vatican has in common with startup finance, and why clarity in your startup financials has more to do with sending white smoke than you migth think. Stop to operate in black-smoke mode, now, and start sending white smoke instead. 

By Oliver-Philipp Radtke

Every investor holding equity in your startup will eventually expect returns - whether it’s in five years, seven years, or even ten years. At some point, selling your startup becomes inevitable. Learn how to navigate your exit strategy as a startup founder in this article.

By Wesam Iwas