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DatabankFebruary 12

Global fintech investment collapses in 2023

Interest rates and inflation combined with geopolitical tension to sabotage investor confidence
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Global investment in fintech nosedived in 2023, plunging to a five-year low of $113.7bn from 4547 deals. This marked a 42 per cent decline from the $196.3bn reported in 2022 and represented the weakest result since 2017, according to KPMG’s recent Pulse of Fintech report.

A combination of global challenges, including high interest rates and persistent inflation in various regions, as well as conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, coupled with declining valuations and a subdued exit landscape, led to a growing sense of caution among fintech investors.

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