National cooperatives project that by end of 2023 they will place approximately S/500 million in credits for natural persons and micro and small business (Mypes), according to Aída Aguirre Higa, general manager of the Kuria Group Private Investment Fund.
“The average number of loans granted by cooperatives in the country ranges from US$6,000 to US$100,000 to individuals and mypes, betting on Peruvian entrepreneurship,” Aguirre highlighted in the framework of the Nikkei – Gochiso Gastronomic and Cultural Festival that took place last weekend.
Kura Coop Cooperative
The Kuria Group began operating in 2023 as consultancies for the alternative stock market, then they implemented advice for financing and formed a cooperative kuracoop. This association has offices both locally and in Piura, Chiclayo, Trujillo, Lima (with locations in Chacarilla, Jesús María and Pueblo Libre), Ica, Arequipa, Cusco and Huancayo, as well as abroad, in Miami (United States). In addition, they have more than 5,000 members nationwide since its founding 5 years ago.
Kura Coop offers products such as fixed-term deposit, traditional savings, ordinary loan, agreement loan, single signature loan and mype loan. Likewise, the Kuria group is a sponsor of the festival that pays homage to Peruvian and Japanese culture (Nikkei Gastronomic and Cultural Festival – Gochiso).
Source: Larepublica
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