Business, tax and funding
KfW
Abbreviation for Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau
In short and in plain language
KfW is a German bank for funding.
It belongs to the federal state and the regional states.
It gives loans at low interest to founders and small firms. This usually goes through their own bank.
Such a loan can be an option for larger plans. One example is a big move to digital work.
Definition
KfW is the development bank owned by the German federal government and the federal states. Among other things, it provides low-interest loans to founders and small businesses, usually via their own bank. For larger projects such as extensive digitalisation, such a development loan can be an option.