European Fintechs Qonto and October Join Forces to Offer Instant Credit to Small Businesses
European Fintechs Qonto and October revolutionize lending to small and very small businesses.
Qonto, a European finance management solution provider which has attracted more than 150,000 European companies looking to improve their day-to-day banking, and
October, the No. 1 SME lending platform in Continental Europe have joined forces to facilitate access to credit for small and very small enterprises (SMEs and VSEs). The partnership offers to Qonto’s customers ultra-fast, 100% online financing directly via their banking application. They get an instant decision on their loan application, without personal guarantee. The decision is based solely on the transaction data of their Qonto account. Applicants do not need to download any tax package or other documents. The funds are made available in their account within four days.
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HR Path raises €113 million and acquires an American company, Whitaker Taylor
PARIS, May 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/
HR Path, a member of French Tech, has announced a €113 million financing from banks, to accelerate its growth and become the global reference in terms of human resources.
HR Path offers a support service for the HR performance of companies. These services cover HR transformation consulting, implementation of software solutions and payroll outsourcing (BPO).
This new round of financing was made possible by the following banks: Société Générale, BNP, Crédit Agricole, Banque Palatine, LCI and Caisse d Epargne.
The total amount is €113 million and will give HR Path the means
Global Atlanta
French tech firms will have an easier time finding Atlanta with the city s designation as a La French Tech community.
Atlanta has been named a “French Tech” hub, a designation boosters say will put the city on the map for startups looking to expand from France to
North America.
France’s Ministry of Economy, Finance and Recovery announced the seal of approval in a batch with seven other locales that applied, including
Chicago in the U.S., the nation of
Australia and the
Istanbul.
La French Tech hubs exist in about 100 cities about half of them (including 13 tech “capitals” and 45 communities) are in France, with the rest spread around the world. They provide a rallying point for French and “Francophile” companies and serve as a locus for French government’s outbound support programs, which include seed funding, trade missions and more.