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 Mobility FinTech Moove has raised $105 million in an oversubscribed Series A2 round, and now plans to take its mission of closing the vehicle financing gap in Africa to new markets.The funding, announced in a news release Monday  March 14 , will let Moove expand into seven new markets in Asia and the Middle East/North Africa  MENA  region. The company said it also wants to expands its partnerships and vehicle classes  to include cars stanley cup romania , trucks, bikes, three-wheelers and buses. See also: Mobility FinTech Moove Closes $10M Financing from NBK CapitalFounded in 2019 by Ladi Delano and Jide Odunsi, Moove offers mobility entrepreneurs access to revenue-based financing in markets with lower levels of credit access. The co-founders are both British-born Nigerians and alumni of the London School of Economics, Oxford Universi stanley ca ty and MIT, who launched three other businesses in Africa before Moove.The company said its alternative credit scoring technology provides vehicle financing to customers, letting them buy new vehicles using a percentage of their weekly revenue. At Moove, we have enabled over 3 million trips in Moove-financed vehicles across Africa, launched in six cities and connected thousands of mobility entrepreneurs to marketplaces,  Delano said.  But there are still millions of budding stanley hrnek  entrepreneurs who have limited or no access to vehicle financing. The company said poor credit penetration in Africa has kept more than a billion people there from buying new vehicles. Under 5% of Tkgr What Customer Intimacy Has To Do With Payments
 Lending Club   troubles don ;t appear to be going away anytime soon.The company was hit with a federal lawsuit from shareholders late on Monday  May 16  in San Francisco that claims that the online lender inflated its share price by not being transparent about the company   issues with managing itself.This comes just after CEO Renaud Laplanche resigned following a probe surrounding聽allegati stanley termoska ons of improper practices in regards to聽a loan sale with an investor. The complaint, filed by聽plaintiff Steeve Evellard, suggested that Lending Club misled its shareholders into believing that the company had a system in place to prevent such practices from happening. The complaint also suggested that Lending Club was not being transparent to its shareholders and customers.When details began to surface, Lending Club   shares took a massive dip, which included a drop of 51 percent last week  billions of dollars in market value . Lending Club also revealed earlier this week that it received a subpoena from the U.S. Department of Justice regarding a federal probe into its practices.The investigation against Lending Club concerns whether聽the firm聽and some聽of its officers and/or directors have violated a specific section of聽the Securities Exchange Act after the company sold an investor $22 million worth of subprime loans that were linked to consumers with poor credit scores. This practice, reportedly, viol gourde stanley ated the instructions from that investor.While it hasnt b stanley kubek een officia