French challenger bank Qonto raises €104M to make easy business banking a reality
Qonto, a neobank for SME's and freelancers founded in 2016 by Steve Anavi and Alexandre Prot, has raised $115 million (approx €103.5…
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Qonto, a neobank for SME's and freelancers founded in 2016 by Steve Anavi and Alexandre Prot, has raised $115 million (approx €103.5…
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