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Get to know finleap

Founded in 2014 in Berlin, finleap operated as a "company builder" or "venture builder," providing a unique platform for founding and growing fintech and insurtech businesses. The company developed ventures by providing seed funding, access to a strong network of investors, operational support, and strategic guidance. Its mission was to reshape the financial industry by launching innovative, digital-first companies. Notable companies from the finleap ecosystem include Solaris (formerly solarisBank), CLARK, and ELEMENT. In 2022, finleap merged with its portfolio company, finleap connect, to form a new entity called finiture, combining the company-building expertise with a comprehensive Open Banking platform.

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