News
28 November 2016

KfW: German SMEs are global competitiveness leaders

Region:
Americas, Europe

German small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) believe they are very well equipped to compete with foreign rivals, according to development bank KfW's Competitiveness Indicator. American SMEs see themselves as impaired by bureaucratic hurdles and infrastructure deficiencies.

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