Pakistan’s Taleem Finance Company receives $2.6m investment
Pakistan’s
first non-banking finance
company focusing on affordable education has received
a $2.6 million investment from a regional investment firm.
Insitor Impact Asia
Fund II, which is managed by Insitor Partners, has provided the funding to Taleem Finance Company Limited (TFCL).
A formal event was organized in Lahore to mark the understanding.
Amjad Arbab, the
chairman of TFCL, and the company’s CEO, Kamran Azim expressed confidence that
Insitor’s investment will enable the company to continue to measurably improve
the quality of low-income education across the country.
Hammad Umer, the
country manager of Insitor,
said, “I hope that this
investment in TFCL will be just the beginning of a long and fruitful
partnership between our two companies, where together we will make a
significant contribution to transforming Pakistan’s
education ecosystem”.
The Taleem Finance Company Limited (TFCL) was seeded by Gray Matters Capital Inc. (GMC), a company
incorporated in Atlanta, USA, and provides customized
financial products to low- and middle-income schools, teachers, and parents.
Since the start of
its commercial operations in 2020, TFCL has disbursed approximately Rs400
million to about 600 clients in the education ecosystem across 14 cities of
Punjab and plans to enhance its outreach across the country in the coming
years.
Source:
Business Recorder
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