50 days after the beginning of their cooperation on the German market, the two Fintech extend their partnership to the French market. Younited Credit now sells a term account offer to French residents via raisin.fr
Berlin / Paris, July 28, 2016 – Raisin, the pan-European online investment platform and Younited Credit (formerly Prêt d’Union), France’s leading retail credit platform, today announced the expansion of their partnership with La France. Younited Credit now markets term accounts for individuals residing in France via raisin.fr, the French platform of Raisin.
« We are very pleased with our cooperation with Younited, and it is only natural that we decided to extend this cooperation to the French market. Says Dr. Tamaz Georgadze, CEO and co-founder of Raisin. « Younited Credit will offer French investors the opportunity to invest in a term account offering, all of it online. »
« We are pleased to expand our collaboration with Raisin and continue to market our products in Europe. Raisin offers a fast and secure solution, perfectly in line with our values »explains Charles Egly, CEO and co-founder of Younited Credit.
About Younited Credit
Founded in 2009 in Paris, Younited Credit is the only online retail credit platform in Europe with its own credit institution license; it simplifies household financing. Younited Credit allows professional investors (individuals, but also legal persons: companies, insurers, foundations, pension funds, etc.) to directly finance household consumer credit. Opened to the public in December 2011 in France and March 2016 in Italy, the company – as of June 30, 2016 – has 120 employees and has financed more than 350 million euros in loans.
Younited Credit is approved in France as a Credit Institution and Investment Service Provider by the French Prudential Supervisory and Resolution Authority (ACPR) and the French Financial Markets Authority (AMF) (registration number 16488). ).
About Raisin
Founded in 2012 in Berlin, Raisin is a pan-European savings platform; it is the leader in the segment of simple savings products (term accounts, passbooks). In a little over two years of activity, Raisin has gathered more than 45,000 customers who have invested more than 1.2 billion euros to its various partner banks. For a little over a month, Raisin is also active in France via its raisin.fr platform. Raisin is registered with ORIAS as an intermediary in banking operations and payment services (n ° 15004576). Twenty futures account offers from 4 partner banks are available entirely online from raisin.fr. The company has more than 65 employees from 21 different nationalities.