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Capital India to invest $25 million in education loan company Credenc

Credenc gives loans for schooling, online upskilling and higher education; it plans to scale up its finances

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Abhijit Lele Mumbai
Capital India, a finance company, has invested $ 25 million, in Credenc, an education lending fintech platform based in Delhi.

Credenc, which was founded by Avinash Kumar and Mayank Batheja in 2017, gives loans for schooling, online upskilling and higher education. With Capital India’s investment and by using combination of debt and equity, Credenc plans to build a book of Rs 3,000 crore by 2025.

Credenc said it will soon launch India's first student-focused neo bank. Capital India did not disclose how much stake in will acquire in Credenc.

Credenc’s founders will continue to run operations. “We would not want

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