Global financial infrastructure platform Jeeves has secured a $100 million financing facility from Community Investment Management (CIM) to expand its corporate financial automation and credit offerings in Mexico, the company said in announcements and industry reporting this month.
The financing from CIM, an institutional impact investment manager, increases Jeeves’s total credit line with the firm from $75 million to $175 million, more than doubling the existing capacity available to support the company’s growth in the region.
Jeeves provides a suite of tools for businesses, including corporate cards, expense management, bill payments, treasury services and automation capabilities, aimed at giving finance teams greater visibility and control across spend and cash flow.
The company said the new facility will be used to expand credit capacity for Mexican businesses using its unified financial infrastructure platform, reflecting strong local demand and rapid adoption of its products. Mexico has emerged as one of Jeeves’s fastest-growing markets, with revenues in the country increasing significantly in the past year, according to industry coverage.
The expanded capital line is seen as a move to support larger enterprise customers and deepen Jeeves’s presence across sectors such as technology, mobility, logistics and e-commerce in Mexico. Jeeves competes with traditional business banking and fintech spend-management solutions by offering integrated automation and AI-driven tools.
CIM’s involvement underscores continued investor interest in scaling modern credit and financial infrastructure for underserved corporate segments, particularly in Latin America’s growing fintech landscape.
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