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NSIA Banque Bénin Launches FCFA 52 Billion Securitisation to Boost SME Financing

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Cotonou, Benin – NSIA Banque Bénin has launched a landmark FCFA 52 billion ($85 million) receivables securitisation, signalling a major leap in the bank’s financing strategy and a broader shift toward market-based capital mobilisation in the West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU).

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