The FinTech industry is a high-value market, driving high-stake IPOs, Mergers, and Acquisitions. Tech is accelerating transformation, and keeping up with these developments requires a solid M&A strategy.
1 out of 10 M&A transactions fail, due to cold feet, cancelation by investors, synergies & value creation between the companies, the regulatory factors, and political trends.
In the FinTech and Payment industry, finding the synergies between companies and considering the impact over ever-changing regulations, is very complex and therefore enlarging the obstacles, which are in general already a potential dealbreaker. Market industry knowledge, tech-stack assessments, and specific regulatory knowledge are absolutely necessary for bringing the deal to a close. For an optimized result, it is essential to provide the right assessment transparent, quickly, and efficiently.
Following a successful acquisition, we pride ourselves as a full-service partner. In doing so, we love to take away any future challenges by integrating the business for a smooth transition and future-proofing the business through team expansion.
By providing talent-acquisition & business consultancy in payments and FinTech we provide multi-layered organisational growth tools for companies looking to accelerate business results.
If the past few years have taught us anything, it is just how beneficial the multi-channel sales strategy has been for retailers all over the world. But now there’s a new strategy on the rise that combines best practices from both online and offline retail and brings the customer experience to a whole new level. It is called omnichannel. And this post shows you exactly what it means, how it can benefit your business, and how to put it into practice.
In the world of payments, hardly any other task is more overlooked than reconciliation. The mere mention of the word is often enough to trigger a yawn and glaze over the eyes of even the most dedicated payments manager. It's complicated and not fun.
If you are like most retailers, your payment service provider (PSP) is one of your most critical business partners. It connects you with paying customers in a wide range of markets and makes sure your payments are handled securely and efficiently. A well-executed payment process will deliver lower payment costs, increased sales, and more satisfied customers.