Zurich-based fintech Teylor has raised €150 million from London’s Fasanara Capital to accelerate its expansion in the European SME financing market.
The structured facility will refinance and centralize Teylor’s factoring operations across seven countries, creating a unified vehicle that spans multiple currencies and jurisdictions.
A pan-European financing vehicle
The new program consolidates Teylor’s factoring activities under one structure, giving the company greater operational efficiency and flexibility for cross-border lending. The partnership builds on Fasanara’s expertise in structuring complex pan-European facilities, allowing the scale-up to rapidly scale its offering while simplifying international expansion.
“This financing gives us the momentum to scale our credit platform across Europe,” said Patrick Stäuble, founder & CEO of Teylor. “For us, this partnership is another key building block in our growth strategy to strengthen our presence in the SME financing market.”
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Fasanara doubles down on SME lending
Managing more than €5 billion in assets, Fasanara Capital has built a strong track record in fintech-focused structured credit. Its CEO Francesco Filia highlighted the shared vision: “Our partnership unites a commitment to harnessing technology and innovative credit solutions to deliver efficient, accessible financing to SMEs across Europe.”
The €150 million commitment reflects Fasanara’s confidence in Teylor’s model and ambition, while demonstrating how institutional capital can accelerate digital-first SME financing.
Building a global platform
Founded in 2018, Teylor is building a fully digital, bank-independent platform for SME lending. The company has been scaling aggressively through both organic growth and acquisitions, including creditshelf, CapeTec, and (pending regulatory approval) the factoring arm of Grenke AG.
Alongside its lending operations, the swiss firm operates a software division—Teylor Technologies—which digitizes credit processes for banks and financial institutions, cutting costs and reducing time-to-payout.
With its new financing structure, the company is not only doubling down on Europe but also laying the groundwork for future expansion beyond the continent.
