Linkie announced the cash flow management platform for 49 million pounds of new financing A – financing 4 million pounds of stocks and a debt facility worth 45 million pounds – to enhance its funding solution to retirement from small and medium -sized companies in the United Kingdom.
The tour aims at American private credit funds, aimed at addressing a shortage of 22 billion pounds in financing small and medium -sized companies in the United Kingdom, while banks continue to retreat from commercial lending.
Linkie was founded in 2021 by Sanjeev JEYAKUMAR and NNAEMEKA OBODOEKWE. By relying on data in the actual time for immediate subscription, Linkie provides an alternative to the “slow and solid” traditional borrowing process. After he has already funded more than 70 million pounds and paid 2000 resources in 40 countries, the company's transaction is the risk, reduces costs, and is in line with the needs of small and medium -sized companies in actual time.
“We use data and technology to understand the nuances of each company and provide fast and flexible capital. By financing specific transactions, we create a new model of financial integration that corresponds to how modern companies work and grow,” said Jeyakumar, a former Citigroup trader for credit.
Amid the high demand for alternative financing options, the specially designed Linkie model can prove. The company plans to use new capital to improve data -based subscription, measurement partnerships with major platforms, and may enter new markets. By bridging working capital for small and medium -sized companies, Lincie aims to stimulate growth between smaller institutions, which pay 60 % of employment in the UK and 50 % of GDP – and remain deprived by traditional lenders.