Cadence Minerals and Zaim Credit Systems
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On today's Vox Markets Podcast: Cadence Minerals and Zaim Credit Systems
Kiran Morzaria Chief Executive Officer of Cadence Minerals (KDNC) CEO provides an update on the different parts of the business including their Amapá Iron Ore Project in Brazil.
"Cadence is a global investor and cornerstone partner in the discovery and development of lithium and iron ore deposits that will fuel our greener tomorrow".
Siro Cicconi, CEO OF Zaim Credit Systems (ZAIM) discusses operational progress at the Russian focussed fintech microloans group.
Zaim Credit Systems plc is the holding company of a Russian based financial services company Zaim Express LLC. In 2011, Zaim entered Russia’s burgeoning microfinance sector following the introduction of the Microfinance Business Law which enabled non-bank institutions to provide loans to citizens and companies. Zaim’s core product is providing microloans to Russian consumers. Zaim provides its loans in cash and on its Zaim Express branded bank cards. Loans offered are 30,000 Russian Roubles or less with a maximum duration of 30 days.
(Interview starts at 11 minutes 33 seconds)
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