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From Reuters: HayFin, a start-up UK specialist lender to medium-sized businesses, said on Monday it had raised 450 million euros ($604 million) from investors including Lord Jacob Rothschild and Australia’s sovereign wealth fund.
HayFin (Haymarket Financial) said it had raised the 450 million euros from a party of three investors — Lord Rothschild, Apax Partners founder Sir Ronald Cohen and the Australian sovereign wealth fund, known as “Future Fund.”………………………………………Full Article: Source
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Rothschild, Australia fund invest in UK’s HayFin
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