Qred issues 100 MEUR bond
Qred, the market leading SME lender in Northern Europe, has announced the issuance of a corporate bond, in order to expand its operation in existing and new markets, and continue its growth trajectory. Investors in the bond include institutional investors such as banks, insurance companies and credit funds.
Qred AB (publ) has issued a bond of 3-year maturity of EUR 100 million, of which EUR 40 million will be released directly. The security shall be listed on the Nasdaq Nordic exchange.
”We are pleased to have received significant interest from leading institutions – it’s a stamp of approval on Qred’s sustainable and scalable business model. Small enterprises have been long overlooked by traditional banks, and these business owners deserve better treatment. Qred is already one of Sweden’s fastest growing companies. Now we can speed things up even more,” says Qred CEO Emil Sunvisson.
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Qred Holding AB (publ) engQred helps small companies grow by providing fair and accessible financing. Launched in Sweden in 2015, Qred has expanded to Finland, Denmark and the Netherlands, offering entrepreneurs loans for investments and working capital. An automated and fully digital process keeps costs and credit losses low, while simultaneously giving customers the user experience they deserve and expect. Qred was created for entrepreneurs, by entrepreneurs, and is helping redefine small business financing in northern Europe.
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