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location iconSao Paulo, Brazil
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company sizeCompany size: 1001-5000

Creditas is a leading Brazil-based secured online lending platform based in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Creditas combines fintech and data intelligence to provide consumer with access to home, auto, personal loans at low interest rates.

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Creditas - Recent News & Articles

North Korea hackers behind 60% of all crypto stolen in 2024

The total value of crypto stolen in 2024 was up 21% on the previous year, although still way down on the $3.7 billion nabbed in 2022. Hackers linked to North Korea have become notorious for their soph...

Source: Finextra

Why BlackRock is shelling out $12bn for private credit shop HPS

HPS Investment Partners could hardly be more different than its suitor, BlackRock. Whereas BlackRock, an $11.5tn powerhouse, is best known for investing clients’ funds across huge swaths of public mar...

Source: Financial Times

US fintech Chime reportedly submits confidential filing for potential 2025 IPO

Chime Financial has reportedly confidentially filed for an initial public offering (IPO) in the US, according to a report by Bloomberg. The Bloomberg report, citing sources familiar with the matter, s...

Source: FinTech Futures

Sixth Street pact hands Affirm firepower for $20bn in new consumer loans

Private investment group Sixth Street will pump $4bn into a vehicle to buy loans from US fintech Affirm in a deal that will give the lender firepower to make billions of dollars in additional consumer...

Source: Financial Times

National Center for Public Policy Research proposes BTC treasury to Amazon

The National Center for Public Policy Research — a Washington DC-based think tank championing free markets — submitted a shareholder proposal to Amazon saying that a Bitcoin corporate treasury strateg...

Source: Cointelegraph

Private Markets: How Will Private Credit Respond To Declining Yields?

Recent and upcoming rate cuts will provide relief for private credit borrowers through lower funding costs in 2025, even as many have already benefitted from repricing and improving financing conditio...

Source: S&P Global

Most global public funds plan to increase infrastructure allocations — OMFIF report

The majority of public pension funds and sovereign wealth funds (58%) expect to increase their infrastructure allocations over the next 12 to 24 months, according to the OMFIF’s Global Public Funds 20...

Source: Pensions & Investments

BlackRock has deal to buy private credit manager HPS, FT reports

BlackRock has a handshake deal to buy private credit group HPS Investment Partners, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday. The final deal value would be closer to $12 billion, which offers a signi...

Source: Reuters

US Bitcoin reserve during Trump presidency could pump BTC to $1M

A Bitcoin-related bill is gaining support in the United States, signaling a potential boost for the cryptocurrency’s value, which could hit $1 million. Former President Donald Trump’s victory in the 2...

Source: Cointelegraph

How is private credit weathering its first big rate hiking cycle?

Interest rates are coming down, but only after one of the most brutal monetary tightening periods in modern history. And they’re probably coming down too late, too little and too slowly for a lot of s...

Source: Financial Times