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European fintechs remain reliant on US investors, but sovereignty gap is closing

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European fintechs remain reliant on US investors, but sovereignty gap is closing
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A recent report by Finch Capital highlights the paradoxical state of European fintech, where the continent is gaining ground in terms of innovation and com

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European fintechs remain reliant on US investors, but sovereignty gap is closing

A recent report by Finch Capital highlights the paradoxical state of European fintech, where the continent is gaining ground in terms of innovation and competitiveness, yet still heavily relies on US investors to fuel the growth of its most successful companies. Despite this, the report notes that European fintechs are increasingly developing their own ecosystems and attracting local investment, narrowing the sovereignty gap. This shift is particularly evident in Switzerland, where fintech hubs like Zurich and Geneva are emerging as major players in the global market. As European fintechs continue to mature, they are expected to become more self-sufficient and less reliant on external funding, paving the way for a more independent and sustainable industry.


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Original Article: European fintechs remain reliant on US investors, but sovereignty gap is closing

Published: March 12, 2026


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