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DirectMoney Completes Funding Agreement with 255 Finance

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·Aug. 10, 2017·1 min read

DirectMoney completed the wholesale lending deal with 255 Finance where $50 million worth of originated loan assets will be purchased; the deal will also include an equity stake and options for 255 Finance, with the plan to increase loan buying in the future; DirectMoney Executive Chairman Mr. John Nantes said: “We are very excited to complete this agreement with a company with the capability of 255 Finance as we target the fintech opportunities in the $100 billion consumer finance market in Australia. After engaging with many potential wholesale funders and varying structures over recent months, this deal was always our preferred outcome, and we’re delighted to announce it today.” Source

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