borro secures new lending facility through Octopus Investments
borro has announced an important new partnership with Octopus Investments, which will provide borro with significant new lending capacity.
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According to Paul Aitken, CEO of borro, the new funding line is an expression of the confidence that the market has in borro’s business.
He said:
“First and foremost this new relationship reinforces our ability and desire to fund new business in the short and medium term. We have already invested heavily in our capacity to attract and service new business thanks to our recent equity injection from Augmentum Capital.
"Our new facility with Octopus will now enable us to scale up our operation to meet the demand for our unique proposition. This is an exciting time for borro and demonstrates more than ever our commitment to establish a new form of asset lending in the UK.”
Hugh Costello, Investment Manager at Octopus, commented:
“We were impressed by borro’s business model and its rigorous processes that have been intelligently devised and are diligently executed. borro provides an innovative financing solution for customers who are asset rich and in need of short term finance.”
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