APIS continues to fill its Fund III with fintechs
The new vehicle, targeting $500 million, has secured a commitment from British International Investment. This brings the total amount raised by APIS from development finance institutions to over $200 million.
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▪ APIS continues to fill its Fund III with fintechs
▪ The new vehicle, targeting $500 million, has secured a commitment from British International Investment. This brings the total amount raised by APIS from development finance institutions to over $200 million.
▪ https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/818051/apis-continues-to-fill-its-fund-iii-with-fintechs/
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