[4] The Prodigy Finance concept was recognised at the 2006 International Venture Capital Investment Competition at INSEAD, resulting in the initial seed money for the company.

[7] Leveraging this peer-to-peer lending, Prodigy Finance began offering loans to MBA candidates enrolled at other leading business schools.

In 2014, Prodigy Finance announced the launch of a US$25 million Education Note in partnership with the Credit Suisse Impact Investing and Microfinance team.

[8] The Education Note has a focus on students from emerging markets, enabling them to study at top postgraduate programmes.

[10] Prodigy Finance supports postgraduate programmes in the fields of business, engineering, public policy, law and health sciences.