Mediterrania Capital, through its MCIII fund, has acquired approximately 30% of the capital of Cofina Bank. Amount of the transaction, $ 20 million. This is an important turning point for the bank specializing in mesofinance. Through this investment, Mediterrania Capital affirms its ambitions for West and Central Africa through the MCIII fund, with 250 million…...
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