In the latest Crown Castê episode, Fatou Diagne breaks down why venture debt is a secret weapon for savvy founders, answering:> When to choose debt over dilution> The key terms
Diving right into an incredibly busy September, Stephanie Heller provides expert insight on how to recognise and when to say ‘No’ to those seemingly attractive deals! A snapshot taken from
Throughout the summer, Bootstrap Europe continued to pique the interest of notable investment-focused podcasts and publications such as EU VC, Pitchbook, EU Startups and Startup Reporter.
April was a busy month for the firm, with UK Fintech Week, Future Frontiers, judging the Forbes 30 under 30 list, and features in The Drawdown and Mind Fintech.
One of Bootstrap Europe’s portfolio clients, UK-based fintech, Habito, is on the sole mission to make buying a house simple and to democratise home ownership.
March was another month where venture debt was widely discussed, especially as it marked one year on since the unfortunate fall of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB). Sifted’s piece covering the
Stephanie Heller and Fatou Diagne, founders of Bootstrap Europe spoke to one of Europe’s leading-tech publication, Maddyness.
“Finding investors who understood the deep-rooted challenges that the sector was feeling was not easy – that was until we met Bootstrap Europe.”
Nothing Ventured’s Aarish Shah speaks to Bootstrap’s Fatou Diagne and Stephanie Heller on the latest episode of the popular podcast.
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