‘Fintech’ Avista and Clara were financed by the Impacto fund

Impacta debt fund that promotes credit fintech, and which arrived in Colombia at the hands of Skandia Trust and Accial Capital Managementclosed its first financing by participating in two operations structured by Accial for up to a total of US$92.5 million.

The fintech of credit benefited were sight and clearwhich operate in Colombiaproviding greater financial inclusion and credit democratization.

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“For Impacto, this is a very important moment, since it allows us to materialize the proposal that investors who have believed in the fund and in the positive value that it can generate in our Latin American societies bet on. We are sure that these operations will actively contribute to financial inclusion and the democratization of credit” commented Andrés Uribe, manager of the credit fund at Skandia Fiduciaria.

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The first transaction carried out was with Avista, a fintech of financial products around 100% digital payroll and pensions, with $1.2 billion disbursed for the elderly.

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For its part, Clara, an expense control platform for companies in Latin America and that offers comprehensive financing solutions that include locally issued corporate cards and expense management software, will allocate the resources to double its current base of 9,000 clients in the region.

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