Deutsche Bank sees European scale-ups gaining momentum as venture capital rises 44% in Germany
Bitget2026/10/14 11:56- Deutsche Bank analysis flagged Europe’s advantage in applying AI to established industrial sectors, citing engineering depth, research capacity, industrial scale.
- Scale-ups face a funding gap as capital needs jump post start-up phase, limiting the pace of global expansion.
- Deeper, more integrated capital markets were framed as critical, with a capital markets union seen as key to unlocking cross-border investment.
- Fragmented rules across EU states were cited as a major drag on scaling, with IMF estimates equating internal goods barriers to a 45% tariff.
- Venture capital investment in Germany rose 44% in H1 2026, supported by several large scale-up funding rounds.
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