LoanPro Ranked #51 on Financial Times list of America’s Fastest Growing Tech Companies 2022

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LoanPro recognized for innovation and growth on Financial Times' List

The Financial Times list is compiled with Statista, a research company, and ranks entrants from across the Americas by their compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in revenue, between 2017 and 2020.

This third annual FT ranking of The Americas’ Fastest-Growing Companies captures the resilience of businesses as they adapted to the initial onslaught of the Covid pandemic, in 2020. The ranking is a reflection of LoanPro’s ability to innovate during global economic disruptions. LoanPro proudly ranks 51st on the Financial Times list.

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