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World Bank arm IFC to invest $8 million in equity in lending firm Mintifi

The project would help provide uncollateralised small-sized working capital credit MSMEs to effectively reach underserved segments

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T E Narasimhan Chennai
International Finance Corporation (IFC) has proposed to invest up to $8 million in equity in Mintifi, a tech-driven distributor/dealer financing platform. The company also has an impact investment fund as an investor.

The World Bank's investment arm said that the investment would enable the company to grow and scale its business.

Mintifi will benefit from IFC's equity investment, enabling the company to prepare for growth by improving capacity and raising funding for on-balance sheet lending. Significant non-financial additionality will be provided through IFC advisory services supporting the company in its investment in data capabilities, risk management and governance to prepare

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