Published inAccial Capital·May 5, 2021a55 Closes $25M Debt Facility from Accial Capital to Fund its Expansion into MexicoThe Latin America Fintech a55, which provides solutions in the alternative lending space offering revenue-based financing, announces a combination of debt and equity US$35m investment. The proceeds will be used to finance credit operations across the region, with a particular emphasis on Mexico, and the product and commercial expansion of…Fintech2 min readFintech2 min read
Published inAccial Capital·Apr 20, 2021Accial Capital Invests in Avista to Support Colombian PensionersBogotá, April 12, 2021 — Bogotá-based startup Avista has announced it has raised up to $20 million in a warehousing credit line from the impact investment firm Accial Capital. …Fintech3 min readFintech3 min read
Published inAccial Capital·Jan 11, 2021Accial Capital Invests in Pintek to Support the Indonesian Education EcosystemJanuary 11th, 2021, Jakarta, Indonesia — Pintek, a fintech platform that provides credit to students and their families, educational institutions, and their suppliers, raised a $21 million debt facility from Accial Capital, a US-based impact-focused private debt investor. …Fintech3 min readFintech3 min read
Published inAccial Capital·Oct 27, 2020How do fintech lenders foresee COVID-19 impact? Results from our April 2020 SurveyFintech1 min readFintech1 min read
Published inAccial Capital·Sep 1, 2020Accial Capital Backs Fintech Lender Aflore to Support Colombia’s Unbanked PopulationBogota, September 1, 2020 — Aflore, a Bogota-based fintech startup, raised up to $10 million in debt from the private debt impact investor Accial Capital. Founded in 2012 by Polymath Ventures, Aflore seeks to leverage technology and an innovative business model to expand access to formal financial services for Colombia’s…Fintech2 min readFintech2 min read
Published inAccial Capital·Jul 20, 2020Accial Capital Invests in Indonesian Fintech AwanTunai to Digitize Indonesia’s Cash EconomyJakarta, 20 July 2020 — AwanTunai, an Indonesian fintech startup, has raised up to US$20 million in a debt facility to finance loans to suppliers and micro-merchants led by private debt investor Accial Capital. Founded in 2017 by Dino Setiawan, Windy Natriavi, and Rama Notowidigdo, AwanTunai seeks to digitize Indonesia’s…Fintech2 min readFintech2 min read
