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Tamtam found 11 recent articles about iBanFirst.
- iBanFirst promotes Sonia Azzouzi Boudier to deputy CEO, appoints new NED
iBanFirst promoted Sonia Boudier to deputy CEO to lead expansion and appointed Aurore Colson as non-executive director to strengthen strategic growth.
- iBanFirst Appoints New Deputy CEO and Non-Executive Director
iBanFirst appointed Sonia Azzouzi Boudier as Deputy CEO and Aurore Gaspar Colson as Non-Executive Director to support its growth and strategic expansion in Europe.
- iBanFirst Launches iBanPay, Its New AI Assistant to the UK
iBanFirst introduced iBanPay, an AI tool in the UK that automates invoice-to-payment processing for SMEs, enhancing speed and accuracy in cross-border payments.
- iBanFirst brings AI invoice assistant iBanPay to UK
iBanFirst introduced iBanPay in the UK, an AI tool that automates invoice processing to speed up and improve accuracy in international payments for SMEs.
- iBanFirst appoints Said Layadi as new CTO
iBanFirst appointed Said Layadi as CTO to drive technological innovation amid rapid growth and international expansion.
- How global art auctions expose FX fees imbalance
High FX fees in global art auctions inflate costs for buyers, and iBanFirst offers a transparent, lower-cost FX solution with personalized support to address this issue.
- Paytech iBanFirst names new CTO and COO amid c-level shake-up
iBanFirst undergoes major leadership changes to support rapid growth and international expansion.
- Fintech iBanFirst Secures UK EMI License to Expand Market Operations
iBanFirst secured a UK EMI licence to expand its cross-border payment services for SMEs, aiming for strong growth and enhanced security.
- IbanFirst broke away from VCs in 2021. Now it’s profitable and eyeing €100m ARR
IbanFirst is a profitable cross-border payments platform for SMBs, growing steadily with €65m revenue in 2023 and targeting €100m ARR by 2025 after shifting from VC to private equity funding.
- iBanFirst takes a new investment approach
iBanFirst raised €200m via private equity to fuel expansion across Europe, maintaining strong revenue growth and increasing transaction volumes.
- iBanFirst verhuist van Brussel naar Antwerpen
iBanFirst relocated its main operations from Brussels to Antwerp to better access the Flemish market and support its rapid growth and expansion plans.
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