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Receivables Finance News Teylor secures €150m to expand SME financing across Europe Published: 2nd October 2025 Share Swiss fintech firm Teylor has secured €150 million in new financing from Fasanara Capital, a London-based structured credit asset manager, to accelerate its expansion in small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) financing across Europe. The funding will be used to scale Teylor’s factoring business in seven European markets. Under the agreement, Fasanara Capital will refinance Teylor’s factoring operations and establish a pan-European financing vehicle covering multiple countries and currencies. The structure consolidates Teylor’s cross-border activities under one platform to streamline operations and enhance flexibility for growth. “Fasanara is committed to advancing the future of SME lending,” said Francesco Filia, CEO of Fasanara Capital. “Our partnership with Teylor unites a shared vision—leveraging technology and innovative credit solutions to deliver efficient, accessible financing to SMEs across Europe.” Teylor founder and CEO Patrick Stäuble said the partnership represents an important milestone in the company’s European growth strategy. “This financing gives us the momentum to scale our credit platform across Europe,” he said. “This partnership is another key building block in our growth strategy to strengthen our presence in the European SME financing market.” Fasanara Capital, which manages more than €5 billion in assets, has built a strong presence in fintech lending and structured credit. Its new collaboration with Teylor reflects a growing trend of institutional investors supporting technology-driven financing platforms targeting underserved SME segments. Founded in 2018, Teylor provides digital lending and factoring solutions designed to simplify access to working capital for SMEs. The company’s technology platform automates credit assessment and loan origination, offering faster and more efficient financing across multiple European markets. Lisa Laverick Editor - Asset Finance Connect Sign up to our newsletter Featured Stories News£6.75m BFS facility supports AMC acquisition of Linsco NewsArbuthnot Commercial ABL supports MBO of flooring specialist NewsnFusion Capital provides $2m factoring facility to civil engineering firm Receivables Finance