Pezesha is thrilled to announce our partnership with Gilani's Distributors Ltd, a leading FMCG distribution powerhouse with an extensive footprint across 45+ counties in Kenya. Our partnership will enable over 30,000+ Gilani merchants access affordable inventory credit in a simple and real time manner to ensure they do not run out of stock given the tough economic times. #embeddedfinance #supplychainfinancing #inventorycredit
Pezesha
Financial Services
Digital lending infrastructure for Small & Medium Businesses (SMBs) and institutions in Africa.
About us
Pezesha means(Capital enabler). We have built a holistic digital financial trust infrastructure that is on a mission to provide affordable financial services to underserved small and medium businesses (SMBs) in Sub-Saharan Africa.
- Website
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http://pezesha.com/
External link for Pezesha
- Industry
- Financial Services
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Nairobi
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2016
- Specialties
- Fintech, credit scoring, smes, open banking, and marketplace
Locations
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Primary
Nairobi, KE
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Naiorib
Employees at Pezesha
Updates
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#Partner's Spotlight: Pezesha - Small Business #Loans Pezesha is the leading #digitallender that offers flexible loans to #smallbusinesses Apply for a #loan on https://lnkd.in/dX_2jQ4k #partnerspotlight #smallbusinessgrowth #smallbusinesses2024 #smallbusinessbigimpact
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Where SMEs are gathered and celebrated, you will find us there! Our team was fully energised yesterday at the KEPSA KENYA inaugural annual SME conference & Award Ceremony. SMEs are the backbone of the economy, they contribute more than 80% of employment opportunities, yet their growth is hampered daily by primarily the lack of access to affordable working capital among many other challenges they face. Our mission at Pezesha is to continue to reduce these inequalities through our collaborative embedded finance approach. One SME at a time. One sector at a time. Building Strong Business Relationships.
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Our Uganda team recently participated in the Uganda E-mobility Expo held in Kampala, hosted by Government of Uganda, Ministry of ICT and by extension our investors Greenhouse Capital Bunmi Akinyemiju Surabhi (Ruby) Nimkar and former Speaker of parliament, the minister of technology & innovation, and currently the CEO of Kiira Motors, Mr. Paul Isaac Musasizi Our amazing team members Jessica Valerie Tusiime Daniel Bwire well represented us in the event and expo to understand the working capital needs of SMEs in the E-mobility space in Uganda market as this sector could significantly impact the future of transportation across Africa. #assetfinancing #eMobilityvaluechain
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Founder & CEO, Pezesha | 2x startup Founder with an exit | Bloomberg Catalyst'23 | Forbes Woman Africa Tech & Innovation Winner 2024
Super proud of our internship program at Pezesha and for the current cohort of talented amazing stars that have all graduated to full time opportunities at Pezesha. To learn more about our current internship opportunities from data science, software engineering, finance, growth among many others visit https://lnkd.in/dWzwD5gb #Pezeshians https://lnkd.in/d8cdaz9P
Pezesha Internship Program (PIP)
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Women's World Banking as our esteemed investor, we join you today as you celebrate your 45th anniversary, thank you for showcasing the story of Sarah, one the 45% of the women-led micro and small businesses we have supported with inventory and working capital. Sarah has shown resilience and growth that continues to inspire us to reach more women-owned SMEs as we scale up through our collaborative embedded approach, that has made that network effect possible. #womenownedSMEs #inclusivity #embeddedfinance
Meet Sarah Mwanthi, a resilient #entrepreneur who took a leap of faith during the the global pandemic to start her own business in Thika, Kenya. #WomenEntrepreneurs in Kenya face unique challenges, including limited access to traditional loans due to lack of collateral. With the support of Women's World Banking Asset Management (WAM) portfolio company Pezesha, a woman-founded fintech in Kenya, Sarah secured low-interest loans that have helped her overcome cash flow issues, diversify her product offerings, and serve a larger customer base. Pezesha's #digital credit solutions, designed specifically for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) run by women, have been a game-changer for Sarah and many others like her. Read more about her inspiring journey: https://bit.ly/3yMLdDb #FinancialResilience
Making Finance Work for Women for 45 Years | Sarah Mwanthi - Women's World Banking
https://www.womensworldbanking.org
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Ghostwriter for Finance Industry CEOs and Founders | Finance x Content Marketing Ghostwriting | Lifelong Student Teacher
Open banking is threatening to be the end of traditional banks. Already, it is massively changing the finance industry. Open banking allows banks to share customer data with third-party providers through APIs (Application Programming Interfaces). This provides customers with access to new services, that are more personalized, at better rates. Here’s how open banking is changing traditional finance: 1. Increased competition Banks are no longer the only financial institutions with access to customer data. Fintechs and microfinance institutions are offering better, faster and cheaper services, forcing banks to innovate or risk losing customers. 2. Improved customer experience Open banking allows customers to access a wide range of personalized financial services that match their needs. From budgeting tools to loan platforms to investment tools, customers gain more control over their money. 3. Greater financial inclusion Open banking is bringing banking services to those who have been left out by traditional banks. Businesses which have been denied loans by traditional banks due to lack of a credit history or collateral, can now access the money they need through other financial institutions. Pezesha is helping to bridge this gap by providing financial support to those who need it most. The company is using open banking to provide loans to small businesses (SMEs) by connecting these businesses to lenders and investors. This provides more small businesses with the money they need to grow. Open banking is the future of finance. We will see: New types of financial products Faster, cheaper and customer-focused services More collaboration between banks and fintechs PS - Follow me Ben David for more finance industry insights
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Better late than never---> Pezesha team attended Women's World Banking evening reception in Nairobi’s Serena Hotel last month, insightful fireside chat with inspiring women i.e the Founder of Makini School, @Dr Mary Okello and President and CEO at Women's World Banking Mary Ellen Iskenderian Women's World Banking is one of our leading investors with a gender lens investing that seeks to generate positive social impact by supporting women's engagement in business and the economy. Hilda Moraa Joshua Allen
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Today Pezesha was a key sponsor and partner to Kenya Association of Travel Agents innovation forum that brought together top SMEs in the travel industry. We were well represented by Chris kariuki and Peris M.. who demonstrated our tailored working capital solution to enable SMEs in the travel sector to boost their businesses and manage seasonality fluctuations seamlessly by choosing Pezesha as their financial partner. Pezesha is sector agnostic. We have supported SMEs across all sectors and value chains from Agri, FMCG, E-commerce, Aqua and now travel sector and beyond to drive diversified impact and network effect. One sector at a time. One SME at a time. #Pezeshainawezesha #Pezeshaenables
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Better late than never---> Pezesha team attended Women's World Banking evening reception in Nairobi’s Serena Hotel last month, insightful fireside chat with inspiring women i.e the Founder of Makini School, @Dr Mary Okello and President and CEO at Women's World Banking Mary Ellen Iskenderian Women's World Banking is one of our leading investors with a gender lens investing that seeks to generate positive social impact by supporting women's engagement in business and the economy. Hilda Moraa Joshua Allen