The ING Fintech Village opened its doors for the second year today, setting the challenge for ten selected Fintech startups coming from Israel, Belgium, France, Switzerland and the UK.
The startups have been given four months to develop a “proof of concept’, the results of which will be announced on 29 June during “Demo Day.”
Selected for their concept and team spirit, the startups have until then to sharpen up their business models supported by their mentors, and masterclasses offered by ING and other parties.
Among the startup selected, French company Neuroprofiler is well known in Luxembourg thanks to its participation in the last edition of the KPMH FinTech Lion Awards last year. They are working on a client risk profiler game, based on behavioural finance, that helps financial professionals to estimate their clients’ investment profile.
