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Investree

Business 5 years ago

Founders, VCs call for start-ups to innovate, look for opportunities amid COVID-19

An estimated 15 percent of the country’s start-ups were “severely affected” by the global health crisis between March to May, according to Venture Capital and Startup Indonesia Association (Amvesindo).

Business 5 years ago

P2P lending helps SMEs earn more, scale up business: Research

Minister says fintech lending needed to cater to SMEs while the global economy was in a recession.

Business 5 years ago

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Indonesian start-ups enjoy wave of funding, investment despite sluggish economy

A number of funding deals were announced throughout March and April despite the sluggish economy.

Business 5 years ago

Requests for loan restructuring on the rise as COVID-19 hits P2P borrowers

The OJK issued a regulation on countercyclical measures in early April to help borrowers, especially small and medium enterprises (SME), affected by COVID-19

Business 5 years ago

Investree expansion to Thailand, Philippines on track this year

The company expects to complete its expansion plans in the second or third quarter of this year.

Business 6 years ago

Bank Danamon, Investree eye SMEs in new loan channeling agreement

Bank Danamon will provide loan funding through the peer-to-peer lender’s (P2P) platform, enabling SMEs to borrow with higher credit limits “as if they are applying through a bank”, Bank Danamon wrote in a statement.

Business 6 years ago

Mandiri Capital to invest up to $5 million in promising start-ups

Since 2016, MCI has invested Rp 1 trillion (US$70 million) in 13 startups, including peer-to-peer (P2P) lending platforms Amartha and Investree.

Business 6 years ago

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Foe to friend: Fintech companies work with banks to reach unbanked

According to Bank Indonesia data, funding channeled by fintech companies totals Rp 60.4 trillion, with more than 14 million borrowers, as of September. That is based on 120 fintech companies registered by the Financial Services Authority (OJK).