Neon Raised $80 Million for Its First Credit Rights Investment Fund
Neon raised $80 million for its first Credit Rights Investment Fund (FIDC) that is focusing on credit cards. The total fund stands at $170 million in equity.
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Neon raised $80 million for its first Credit Rights Investment Fund (FIDC) that is focusing on credit cards. The total fund stands at $170 million in equity.
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Brazilian digital bank Neon has raised $80 million for its first Credit Rights Investment Fund (FIDC) focused on credit cards.
Neon, a FinTech company and digital bank focused on improving the lives of working Brazilians, recently announced that it has raised $80m
Neon, a fintech company and digital bank focused on improving the lives of working Brazilians, today announced an overview of the company’s growth and momentum that led up to its recent US$300M Series D round, resulting in a valuation of US$1.6B and its achievement of Unicorn status.