MyCredit Investments Limited, (FairMoney) has today announced the redemption of N3.7 Billion in aggregate principal amount of its 18 per cent series II Private Notes the “Notes”, that fell due on November 03, 2022, to various reputable institutional & HNI investors.

The private note is the second tranche under the company’s N10 Billion Private Note programme that was launched after a successful Series 1 Private Notes Issuance.

FairMoney Nigeria has continued to build confidence in the investing community through the development of innovative and attractive instruments thereby building a robust funding base in Nigeria. The Company has a strong track record of meeting its financial obligations to its varied investors. The funding base has helped the Company to responsibly grow its loan portfolio to retail consumers, working professionals, and digital natives as the company continues to improve access to finance to the underserved. FairMoney has a vision of building the financial home for the next 2 billion underbanked in emerging markets.

Managing Director, FairMoney Nigeria, Henry Obiekea, affirmed that the redemption of the notes reflects FairMoney’s resilient business model and ability to ensure optimal performance and sustainable returns to its stakeholders and partners.

Obiekea stated that FairMoney is building strong access to the Nigeria Capital Markets to deepen its funding pool. To this end, the company plans to launch a public debt note.

Co-Founder, FairMoney Group, Laurin Hainy, said they are closer to achieving its vision of improving financial access to the underserved with a professional management team, a resilient business framework, and the right funding mix. The Group will continue to focus on these levers to drive growth and service excellence.