Supply Chain Finance & Portfolio Investors – Where are we now?
Up until now, investing in SCF was not a straightforward or seamless path for portfolio investors. Several factors have contributed to this.Find out why this is the case and how portfolio investors can tap into this asset class.
Finverity’s scalable Supply Chain Finance platform for underserved emerging markets attracts international venture capital investors.
Finverity launches real-time Credit Data API for SMEs and Corporates in collaboration with ADGM
Finverity solution provides real-time connectivity to 18 accounting packages via quick-integration API, allowing banks & funders to make informed credit decisions.
Speaking at GTR Mena 2021, Viacheslav Oganezov, co-founder and CEO of supply chain finance (SCF) platform Finverity, outlined how fintech can bring capital into this attractive asset class.
Finverity launches industry-first solution for institutional investors in supply chain finance
As of now, Finverity is the first SCF platform to seamlessly connect both institutional-level funders and fund/asset managers operating their allocations via segregated accounts.
Finverity expands senior team as it enters the growth phase. Brett Downes joins from Greensill Capital, where he was Chief Risk Officer (CRO). Transparency and real-time technology are fundamental in supply chain finance (SCF).
Transforming the SME lending experience (DigiBank MENAT Conference)
During DigiBank MENAT Conference Finverity had an opportunity to present and participate in a panel discussion moderated by Elliott…
Finverity appoints Alex Collingwood as Head of Corporate Sales & Origination
Alex joins Finverity as Head of Corporate Sales & Origination and brings over 35 years of trade and supply chain finance experience.
The Greensill debacle contains lessons from reforming government lobbying to ensuring that supply chain financing technology provides the asset transparency, processing efficiency and operational control that lenders need. Among those key lessons is a throwback to the 2008 financial crisis: concentration kills.