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Liberis moves into the German market with Nexi

The Liberis Group, one of the leading global embedded finance platforms, announced their launch into the German market through Liberis Debt Fund GmbH & Co. KG represented by Liberis Debt Fund Management GmbH with Nexi, the leading PayTech company in the European market.

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Nexi Financing, powered by Liberis, will provide 120,000 merchants with the flexible funding options they need to maintain and grow their businesses.

The German business landscape is predominantly driven by its SMEs, making up more than 99.6% of all businesses in Germany[1] and around 58.5% of jobs in Germany[2]. Making German SMEs integral to the German economy and the livelihood of its people. However, in order to grow their businesses, SMEs need the funding that is required to maintain and innovate within their business.

"The German SME market is strong and to keep Germany at the forefront of global export, funding is a necessity," says Rob Straathof, CEO of Liberis Limited part of the Liberis Group. "Nexi Financing will provide Germany's small businesses with access to fair and fast financing in a platform they already trust."

Carola Wahl, CEO Nexi DACH added "After a successful launch with the Liberis Group into the Nordics through Nets, part of Nexi Group, we knew that this funding truly makes a difference to our SMEs. The launch of Nexi financing will provide our merchants with a value-added service that matters to their businesses and pursuit of further growth opportunities."
Liberis Debt Fund Management GmbH is registered with BaFin.

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