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Fintech’s with a predominant tech focus or tech driven solution outperform in the market
Overall the Holland fintech's top 20 by growth is dominated by those companies that have a strong tech component or offer a tech driven solution, confirming that tech is the predominant driver for fintech adoption. In 2019, Factris, Geophy and Onegini saw the largest growth, in number of employees. Though all have a very distinct offering they also are very tech driven companies. Factris offers an online platform with financing solutions for the SMB market, Geophy uses data science and AI-powered valuation solutions to
value commercial property, Onegini offers secure identity cloud offerings for regulated industries. This top 3 is indicative of the current trends in fintech, where we see an increased focus on alternative finance platforms, continued growth of sub segments like regtech, legaltech, wealthtech, Proptech and insurtech, and the increased focus on secure identity solutions. In addition, enabling technologies, such as robo-advisory, AI, biometrics, blockchain, API’s and data analytics tools transition the fintech industry into a more mature phase. These enabling technologies continue to spur investments in the Fintech scene,
emphasizing the tech side more than ever.
value commercial property, Onegini offers secure identity cloud offerings for regulated industries. This top 3 is indicative of the current trends in fintech, where we see an increased focus on alternative finance platforms, continued growth of sub segments like regtech, legaltech, wealthtech, Proptech and insurtech, and the increased focus on secure identity solutions. In addition, enabling technologies, such as robo-advisory, AI, biometrics, blockchain, API’s and data analytics tools transition the fintech industry into a more mature phase. These enabling technologies continue to spur investments in the Fintech scene,
emphasizing the tech side more than ever.
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1.2 Dutch Fintech Investments 2015-2019
VC investments in fintech remain substantial
Overall the top 20 is dominated by those companies that have a strong tech component or offer a tech driven solution, confirming that tech is the predominant driver for fintech adoption. The Dutch fintech market is characterized by a limited number of large companies, followed by a large number of smaller companies. The top 20 in growth employs almost 4.000, a 25% increase compared to 2018. In addition, the fastest growers are relatively young, 65% was not founded before 2010. The table not only lists year-on-year growth, but also growth since the founding dates. Adyen, Backbase and Sustainalytics show that they have been able to grow substantially since their inception, creating a valuable economic impact. In 2019, Factris, Geophy and Onegini saw the largest growth, in number of employees. Though all have a very distinct offering they also are very tech driven companies. Factris offers an online platform with financing solutions for the SMB market, Geophy uses data science and AI-powered valuation solutions to value commercial property, Onegini offers secure identity cloud offerings for regulated industries. This top 3 is indicative of the current trends in fintech, where we see an increased focus on alternative finance platforms, continued growth of sub segments like regtech, legaltech, wealthtech, Proptech and insurtech, and the increased focus on secure identity solutions.
Subsegments such as regtech, legaltech, wealthtech, proptech and insurtech are on the rise. In addition, enabling technologies, such as robo-advisory, AI, biometrics, blockchain, API’s and data analytics tools transition the fintech industry into a more mature phase. As these technologies are broadly applicable and cover more than just the financial services industry, not all of these investments are included in the fintech funding numbers. However, these enabling technologies continue to spur investments in the Fintech scene, emphasizing the tech side more than ever
