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Niklas Koerner

Investor

Partner at Faber

Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal

Writes $2.7M checks

About

Niklas Koerner is a German partner at a Portugal-based firm specializing in early-stage deep tech, bridging fundamental research and company-building with an international pan‑European network and cross-border perspective.

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Invests in

AI & Machine LearningBiotechClimate TechData & InfrastructureDeep TechHardware

Experience

  1. FaberPartnercurrent2024 — presentLisbon, Portugal
  2. InnoportInvestment Director2023 — 2024Hamburg, Germany
  3. InnoportInvestment Manager2019 — 2023Hamburg, Germany
  4. Bernhard Schulte ShipmanagementCorporate Strategy Manager2018 — 2019Hamburg, Germany
  5. Bernhard Schulte ShipmanagementBusiness Development Executive2016 — 2018Limassol, Cyprus
  6. Bernhard Schulte GmbH & Co. KGGraduate Management Trainee2014 — 2015Hamburg, Shanghai, Singapore, Limassol
  7. Deutsche BahnCorporate Strategy2013Berlin, Germany
  8. Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany LondonEconomic Affairs2011London Area, United Kingdom

Skills & more

Languages Deutsch · Englisch · Spanisch

  • Principles of Sustainable FinanceErasmus University Rotterdam
  • Behavioral FinanceDuke University

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Niklas Koerner?
Niklas Koerner is a German partner at a Portugal-based firm specializing in early-stage deep tech, bridging fundamental research and company-building with an international pan‑European network and cross-border perspective.
Where does Niklas Koerner work?
Niklas Koerner is Partner at Faber.
What does Niklas Koerner invest in?
Niklas Koerner invests in AI & Machine Learning, Biotech, Climate Tech, Data & Infrastructure, Deep Tech, Hardware.
What check size does Niklas Koerner write?
Niklas Koerner typically writes checks of $2.7M.
Where did Niklas Koerner go to school?
Niklas Koerner studied at Imperial Business School (Master of Business Administration - MBA, Entrepreneurship and Innovation); The University of Göttingen (M.A. Economic and Social History); Renmin University of China (Exchange student, Economics).

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