French Tech: The Investors’ Revolution As with Niel and Simonchini, funding from entrepreneurs and those affiliated with large groups is becoming ever more important. More than just the capital they can offer, it’s their links within the tech ecosystem that count. Michael Azencot, partner at Financière Cambon, weighs in.

Save, Take Eat Easy and ChicTypes… the crash of the Start-Ups After just a few months, these start-ups ranked among the best in their respective sectors in France. Today however, all three are going into receivership. Morgann Lesné, partner at Cambon Partners, explains why.

M&A : Why the Market is Hotting Up The M&A market, specifically within the software and IT services sector, is particularly buoyant this year. It remains dynamic in terms of the number of operations performed. Analysis by Jonathan Journo, director at Financière Cambon, one of the market’s most active participants within the IT sector.

Financière Cambon recaps on PhocusWright Europe PhocusWright Europe brought together the tourism industry’s decisionmakers for the third year running, taking place 10th – 12th May in Dublin. What can we take away from this summit on the sector’s trends? Which subjects were of most interest? Interview with Morgann Lesné, Partner at Financière Cambon, who attended and spoke at the event.

The home food delivery race A dozen or so food delivery apps have been waging war on one another for several months now. With restaurants and couriers on the front line, these start ups must target not only investors, but their internet and television audiences in order to quickly turn a quick profit. Michael Azencot, partner at Financière Cambon and advisor to Resto-In during its sale to GeoPost, gives his expert opinion.