Lemfi Credit UK I Ltd Lists GBP25m Notes on TISE

In Short

• Lemfi Credit UK I Ltd has listed GBP25 million senior variable funding loan notes on The International Stock Exchange, also known as TISE.
• The admission to the Official List was dated August 25, 2026.
• The notes are due on August 4, 2029.

What Happened

Lemfi Credit UK I Ltd has admitted GBP25 million of senior variable funding loan notes to the Official List of The International Stock Exchange.

The Official List is the exchange’s approved register of securities (tradable financial instruments like bonds and shares) that meet its listing rules.

The instrument listed is described as “Senior Variable Funding Loan Notes due 4 August 2029”. “Senior” means the debt is higher priority for repayment than junior debt if something goes wrong. “Variable funding” generally means the amount drawn or outstanding can change over time, similar to a credit line rather than a single fixed bond.

The company is domiciled in the United Kingdom and is listed on TISE under the mnemonic LEMFIC.

Why It Matters

For fintech groups, listed debt can be one way to raise structured financing without issuing new equity. It can also create clearer documentation and reporting expectations, because listing comes with disclosure requirements set by the exchange.

For operators tracking African fintech funding, this kind of note programme can sit alongside venture capital, bank facilities, or private credit. It is another signal of how fintech-adjacent entities are using capital markets to access longer-dated funding.

LemFi, the consumer payments and remittance brand, is listed on Liners as LemFi.