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    Morocco’s Talaty Gains Strategic Investment to Expand AI-Powered Credit Solutions

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    Witamax, in collaboration with Renew Capital, has announced its latest investment in Talaty, a Moroccan fintech company leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to transform financing for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). This strategic partnership highlights a growing interest in technology-driven solutions aimed at addressing financial inclusion challenges in Morocco and the broader Francophone Africa region.

    Founded in 2022 by Soulaimane Lahrech, Simo Bernoussi, Ilyas Oudghiri and Zakaria E., Talaty offers a cutting-edge platform designed to provide instant lending solutions to financial institutions. By integrating advanced AI technologies with behavioral finance insights, the company aims to streamline credit assessments, reducing operational costs and default rates by up to 90%.

    The platform’s efficiency and reliability have positioned it as a game-changer for SMBs, particularly those underserved by traditional banking systems. Talaty’s innovative approach not only enhances access to credit but also fosters financial inclusion by addressing systemic barriers that have historically limited SMB growth in the region.

    The investment by Witamax and Renew Capital indicates a shared vision of empowering local businesses and promoting sustainable economic development.

    “This investment marks a significant step in our shared mission to scale AI-driven financing solutions across Morocco and Francophone Africa empowering local businesses and driving financial inclusion. We’re thrilled to partner with Talaty and their captains Soulaimane Lahrech Simo Bernoussi to support their journey as they expand and enhance access to credit for the underserved,” says Hiba Mrani Alaoui, managing partner at Witamax.

    With SMBs comprising a significant portion of the economy in Morocco and Francophone Africa, access to credit remains a critical bottleneck for growth. Talaty’s platform addresses these challenges by offering scalable solutions that meet the needs of both financial institutions and SMBs.

    The collaboration also reflects a growing trend of investments in African fintechs that utilize advanced technologies to tackle long-standing economic issues. By focusing on reducing operational inefficiencies and improving creditworthiness assessments, Talaty’s model could serve as a blueprint for similar initiatives across the region.

    As Talaty scales its operations, the company plans to deepen its footprint in Morocco while exploring opportunities to expand into neighboring markets. The backing of Witamax and Renew Capital is expected to accelerate this growth, providing the resources and expertise needed to refine its technology and broaden its impact.

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