Mathis Buechi

Angel Investor Berlin, Germany ·Founded 2016

Overview

Mathis Buechi is a German entrepreneur and angel investor, co-founder and CEO of Taxfix. He co-founded Taxfix in 2016, a fintech company specializing in digital tax filing solutions. Under his leadership, Taxfix has expanded its services to multiple European countries, including the United Kingdom and Spain. In addition to his role at Taxfix, Buechi has been involved in various investment activities, focusing on early-stage ventures in the fintech and financial services sectors. His investment approach emphasizes innovative solutions that address real-world problems, particularly in the realm of financial technology. Buechi's entrepreneurial journey began with the co-founding of Smallpdf, a document management software, where he gained experience in building and scaling technology startups. This background has informed his investment philosophy, which centers on supporting companies with the potential for significant impact and growth in the fintech industry.

Investment Focus

  • Innovative fintech solutions
  • Scalable business models
  • Experienced founding teams

Portfolio Companies

Taxfix

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Frequently asked questions about Mathis Buechi

What sectors does Mathis Buechi invest in?

Mathis Buechi invests in Financial Services, FinTech and Tax Software, and is based in Berlin, Germany. Mathis Buechi is listed as a angel investor in the ConnectSafely investor database.

What stage does Mathis Buechi invest at?

Mathis Buechi backs companies at Seed, Early Stage, Series A, Series B, Growth and Late Stage, writing cheques of 1M - 50M.

Which regions does Mathis Buechi invest in?

Mathis Buechi invests across United Kingdom, Germany and Spain.

What companies has Mathis Buechi invested in?

Mathis Buechi's portfolio includes Taxfix.

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