2023年6月13日

公司联邦经济部国务秘书,Udo菲利普,间接股份收到钱从政府补贴项目。“明镜”报道,罗伯特Habeck联邦经济和技术部已经承认这一点。《每日镜报》应用的最新消息,背景信息和分析你的智能手机。+数字报纸。免费下载在这里。是菲利普的私人股本基金持有第一动力企业。他在7家公司投资,收到钱从政府补贴项目。这走出一个响应从联邦经济问题的左翼国会议员帕斯卡说。总数在六位数金额越高。最大的金融帮助——363000欧元——因此给启动潜水的解决方案。 The money comes from a funding program for the development of digital technologies. 350,000 euros go to a company called QuantPi, which works on IT solutions for health data. The case of Udo Philipp Responsible for the start-up strategy of the federal government Holds interests in Private equity fund First Momentum Ventures fund is in seven companies invested that Money from government grants relate BMWK denies: It is not about funding, but about Participation “with an expectation of repayment” Ministry is on selection of companies for promotion apparently not involved Another publicly funded company is one.five GmbH, which develops innovative packaging. First Momentum Ventures is particularly important because it became known that Economics Minister Robert Habeck had included co-founder Sebastian Böhmer on the “Young Digital Economy” advisory board. Federal Ministry of Economics rejects suspicions The Federal Ministry of Economics rejects the suspicion that Philipp’s participation in the investment fund could lead to a conflict of interest. In the reply to Parliament, it is emphasized that the funds are not subsidies, but a financial participation “with an expectation of repayment”. The anger doesn’t stop Habeck in defense mode Business relationship with his Secretary of State Habeck defends appointment of fund founder to expert advisory board Information from the Ministry of Economy State Secretary Philipp is said to be involved in four companies The ministry is not involved in deciding which start-ups receive support. “There is therefore no conflict of interest,” argues the Federal Ministry of Economics. Similarly, Secretary of State Philipp justified his participation in the investment funds. He has no control over which companies his fund managers invest in. The Left MP Meiser sees it differently. He complains that the Ministry of Economic Affairs did not sufficiently disclose Philipp’s indirect holdings in the company and “only ignited smokescreens”. “Obviously, the conflicts of interest here are much greater than previously admitted,” said Meiser in “Spiegel”. The mere fact that companies in which Philipp has a direct or indirect stake benefit from the decisions of the Ministry of Economics casts an “extremely bad light on the entire top of the Ministry,” said Meiser. “If Mr. Philipp was personally involved in any way in decisions in favor of investments by First Momentum Venture, it would be difficult to keep him as State Secretary,” said the left-wing politician. Source: Tagesspiegel