
#OP-ED: Scaling fintech in Africa – What’s next?
We are entering a period of refinement and optimisation. Goslar, Chair at Lula, believes we can expect to see three major trends for fintech in

We are entering a period of refinement and optimisation. Goslar, Chair at Lula, believes we can expect to see three major trends for fintech in

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Founders might have respectable personal credit scores, but their limited business credit history prevents them from turning to traditional lenders.

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