Revolut the global financial super app serving around 30 million customers worldwide has obtained approval from the Central Bank of Brazil to operate as a Direct Credit Society (SCD) . This authorization enables Revolut to expand its range of financial products and services facilitating its entry into the Brazilian market . With the authorization in place Revolut aims to unlock an economy without borders offering accessible and user friendly financial solutions that enable efficient money management . The company started with global accounts and cryptocurrency investments but sees this as just the beginning of its journey in Brazil . Revolut’s cofounder Nik Storonsky expressed excitement about the market’s potential and the opportunity to provide customers with a good banking experience .
Pavel Durov’s Telegram has announced that it issued $270 million in bonds this week to fund its growth until it achieves profitability. The move is intended to provide the necessary funding to bring the company closer to the break-even point . With this bond issuance Telegram is aiming to guarantee its development and secure the resources needed for its expansion . Bonds vs. Shares: The Reasoning Behind Telegram’s Choice Telegram’s decision to issue bonds instead of shares is due to the significant rise in interest rates beginning from 2021 . By going for bonds the company can benefit from a different issue price and tap into the pool of interested investors. Bonds offer a promise of repayment of interest and serve as a loan contracted with investors who believe in the companys potential. FOR MORE INFO: https://fincurrency.net/telegram-raises-270-million-in-bonds-for-growth-and-profitability
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