Prodigy Finance Empowers Future Entrepreneurs Through Loans

International education loans from Prodigy Finance aren’t just funding dreams – they’re fueling the future of entrepreneurship. Many students who sought loans from Prodigy Finance to study at top universities around the world are now business leaders and innovators in various sectors.

Prodigy Finance has lent to thousands of students from all over the world to study at institutions like Stanford, Harvard, and the London School of Economics. Many of these students now hold important positions at leading companies. But that’s not all - quite a few students are using their education to start businesses and create jobs.

A prime example is Saumya Yadav, co-founder and CEO of Udayy, an ed-tech startup in India. After completing her MBA at Stanford Graduate School of Business in 2019 with the help of Prodigy Finance, Yadav launched her startup. She credits a lot of her success to the funding she got from Prodigy Finance. She said, “Going to Stanford was amazing. It was such a privilege to be there, not just for the excellent quality of education, but also for the perspective that you get from being in a class with people from all over the world.”

Another similar story is of Tariro Goronga. After completing his MBA at Harvard Business School, Goronga returned to Colorado, USA, where he started Baron Education,  an education solutions company. Today, Baron Education has 200+ employees and is still growing. He stated, "Without Prodigy, it's hard to see how this would have happened. Prodigy's loan, which valued me for me, allowed me to go to the best school and get the best opportunities."

Sonal Kapoor, Global Chief Commercial Officer of Prodigy Finance, says, “We are very glad to see the ripple effect of just one loan—how it enables a student not only to change their own life but also create opportunities for the entire community. This is what education is all about. By investing in students today we are shaping the leaders of tomorrow.”

Prodigy Finance takes a different approach to student loans. Instead of looking only at traditional credit history, the company looks at a student’s potential. This means students from all over the world can access the education they need to achieve their goals, including starting businesses.