For its 10th anniversary, the LBBW Corporate Forum once again presented itself as a valuable platform for discussions for us and our customers. The venue at Kleiner Schlossplatz in Stuttgart provided the ideal setting for exchanging experiences related to our digital platform, developments, and current topics such as Artificial Intelligence.
As a long-standing associate member, we have become an Ordinary member of the Digital Lending Association e. V. since January 1, 2024. With this step, we emphasize our commitment to sustainably drive and shape digitization in B2B finance in Europe. We value the professional and pleasant collaboration with the Digital Lending Association e. V. and look forward to the continuation of our partnership.
Our partnership with Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (LBBW) is yielding positive results: Currently, 90% of Schuldschein investors are utilizing and engaging with our digital platform. LBBW’s clients praise the improved user experience and the efficiency gains in their own processes. The partnership demonstrates that digitalization offers numerous opportunities.
Porsche Automobil Holding SE has achieved a new record value with its transaction on the promissory note market with a volume of around €2.7 billion. Around 120 institutional investors – such as banks, pension funds and insurance companies – mainly from Europe and Asia were involved in the transaction.
2022 was an outstanding year for DEBTVISION. The year began with the launch of a fundamentally revised version of our platform, combined with a further increase in performance and user-friendliness. This laid the foundation for the integration of our application into LBBW’s new Schuldschein process.
This year, LBBW has started its new digital Schuldschein process with the DEBTVISION platform. Since November, the use of the platform has been extended to LBBW’s paying agent services.
FINTICS – Podcast with Minister Dr. Nicole Hoffmeister and Christoph Steinbrich In the FINTICS Podcast, Dr. Nicole Hoffmeister-Kraut, Minister of Economic Affairs, Labour and Tourism of the State of Baden-Württemberg, and Christoph Steinbrich, CEO of DEBTVISION GmbH, talked about Baden-Württemberg as a fintech location, founder-friendly structures and a future-proof capital market. In the latest episode […]
uring the past year, the DEBTVISION platform was extensively modernized to enhance the technological performance and improve the look and feel of the platform. The new design was rolled out on Wednesday, March 9, 2022.
From now on, the LBBW investment company and previous majority shareholder will hold 100 percent of DEBTVISION GmbH.
On November, 18th 2021, the annual flagship event of the Association of German Lending Platforms e.V. (VdK) for digital financing and investing will take place: The FINTICS.
A remarkable year is coming to an end and we would like to thank you very much for the good and pleasurable cooperation in 2020! We wish you and your loved ones a merry Christmas and a healthy and successful New Year 2021.
The blockchain not only makes the settlement of Schuldschein note loans significantly easier and faster, but also offers more process security, cost transparency and more options for investors and companies. The first pilot transactions have now been processed on private blockchains.
The Association of German Credit Platforms (VdK) has with immediate effect accepted DEBTVISION GmbH as an Associate Member. Founded in June 2018 by Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (LBBW) and the Börse Stuttgart, the company has developed into a major European marketplace for Schuldscheindarlehen.
The new video magazine LBBW UP2date provides facts and expert opinions about the Corona crisis. In the latest episode on blockchain and digitisation, Prof. Dr. Philipp Sandner from Frankfurt School Blockchain Center (FSBC) reports on Distributed Ledger Technology as well as the Corona-App and DEBTVISION CEO Christoph Steinbrich talks about the effects on the Schuldschein market and the role of digitisation in the crisis.
Dürr AG has successfully issued another sustainability-oriented Schuldschein loan to the tune of € 115 million. As was the case with the sustainability Schuldschein loan issued last year (€ 200 million), the interest rate is linked to the Dürr Group’s sustainability rating. With an average interest rate of 0.9%, Dürr AG was once again able to secure attractive terms for the new Schuldschein loan, despite the conditions in capital markets having recently become more challenging amid the coronavirus crisis.
