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Fasanara Capital lands $200m Canadian pension fund mandate
Fasanara’s alternative credit strategy provides fintech lenders with loan funding.

Fasanara Capital, an alternative credit and venture capital investor, has landed a strategic $200m mandate from one of Canada’s largest pension investors.
The cash will be used to lend to fund invoice receivables, working capital facilities, short-term SME loans, as well as other speciality finance loan products.
Launched in 2011, Fasanara Capital deploys capital to fintech lenders and more recently launched a $350m VC Fund focused on global fintech and Web3 startups.
The company now has over $4bn in assets under management (AUM) and is planning an expansion into the US.
It has a current portfolio of equity stakes in 29 start-ups including Indian consumer lender Stashfin, Italian Buy Now Pay Later unicorn Scalapay, German tech rental platform Grover and FlexCar, a car rental company.
Fasanara also describes itself as a “material liquidity provider” in crypto markets.
This capital will help bolster our portfolio companies, by providing them with the certainty that they can access a range of financial products, should they need them,” said Francesco Filia, CEO of Fasanara Capital.