Am Donnerstag schließt das Impfzentrum am Flughafen Münster/Osnabrück (FMO) nach acht Monaten. Etwa 220.000 Menschen haben dort ihre Impfung gegen das Coronavirus erhalten.
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The proceeds from this investment will be channeled to retail households and microentrepreneurs with a household monthly income of less than Rs 25,000, Northern Arc said.
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Over the last year, Northern Arc has raised debt from an array of global development financial institutions and impact-investors such as US International Development Finance Corporation, Asian Development Bank, Calvert Impact Capital.
KOLKATA: Non-bank lender Northern Arc Capital has received Rs 40 crore of debt from
Kotak Mahindra Bank, the company announced Monday. The facility is backed by partial guarantees from Michael & Susan Dell Foundation and Rockefeller Foundation.
The transaction is part of the covid-response package of both these impact institutions, that aims to alleviate the economic and social impact of the pandemic.
Lendingkart’s NBFC arm raises ₹108 crore from Dutch bank FMO
April 06, 2021
To raise additional ₹3,000 cr in debt funding in FY 2022 Lendingkart, a financial services and fintech start-up, announced a new round of fund raising of $15 million (₹108 crore) in debt funding from FMO, the Dutch entrepreneurial development bank. With this deal, Lendingkart strengthens its three-year relationship with the bank, having received funds through NCDs (non-convertible debentures) and increasing its cumulative exposure to $19 million with this transaction.
FMO supports sustainable private sector growth in developing countries and emerging markets. This new influx of funds to Lendingkart will be utilised towards expanding the reach of financial products to the MSME segment through Lendingkart’s digital platform across 100 sub-industries spread across India.
FMO, FinDev Canada, and OeEB have announced a $115m syndicated loan facility that will allow Agri Commodities and Finance (ACF), one of the main trading companies of Export Trading Group (ETG) to improve and expand its operations in Africa.
FMO acted as lead arranger in this syndicated facility that will indirectly support an estimated 600,000 smallholder farmers and the communities, while also contributing to more sustainable and climate-resilient agricultural practices across the continent.
Pieternel Boogard, Director Agribusiness, Food, and Water of FMO, said: “We are very pleased to strengthen our commitment towards ETG s mission and empower small holder farmers across Africa for a brighter future. ETG s impact and success contribute to a stronger African agricultural sector, which will reduce poverty of smallholder farmers in Africa and improve their overall wellbeing through ETG’s sustainable and climate-smart programmes focused on agriculture and agro-processing. We
DEG, FMO, CDC Group and Team Europe have signed a $100m (Kshs 11bn) loan facility with Equity Group Holdings in its continued commitment to strategically walk with MSMEs during the COVID-19 pandemic.
This is the fourth tranche for Equity Group after having signed a $50m (Kshs 5.5bn) loan facility with IFC in September; a $100m (Kshs 11.0bn) from Proparco in October and a €125m (Kshs 16.5 Billion) loan facility signed last week with the European Investment Bank to fortify credit flows and liquidity to MSMEs totaling Kshs 44bn.
Supporting MSMEs is a long-term priority particularly as the segment remains under-financed and in need of patient capital.