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Finleap wants to sell Pair Finance

According to financial circles, the Berlin start-up Finleap wants to sell the debt collection service Pair Finance.

Sophie Deistler · Stuttgart, 22. October 2021

Finleap wants to sell Pair Finance — Der Finleap-Gründer und CEO Ramin Niroumand. (Foto: Finleap)

According to financial circles, the Berlin start-up Finleap wants to sell the debt collection service Pair Finance.

According to Handelsblatt, Finleap wants to sell the start-up Pair Finance. The fintech investor holds 40 percent of the shares in the debt collection service from Berlin. Pair Finance could be valued at around 100 million euros, Handelsblatt reports, citing insiders. There have already been some non-binding offers.

Finleap invests in various fintechs and brings them together under one roof. In addition to Pair Finance, the portfolio includes Solarisbank, the insurance service providers Element and Clark and other fintechs. Pair Finance was founded in 2016 and is a debt collection service. With the help of behavioral research and artificial intelligence, it approaches debtors on behalf of major customers to get them to pay their bills. The company also works with Schufa.

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Startup 2016 Berlin PAIR Finance Dynamic & data-based receivables management.

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