Skipton fintech group Contis expands into new London offices
Contis Group, the Skipton-based alternative banking and payment solutions company, has opened a new London offices in the heart of Mayfair.
Located at 42 Brook Street, the offices will accommodate Contis’ client-facing teams who will be focusing on UK and European business development and client management.
The introduction of this central hub will facilitate easier client meetings in the UK’s principal city and drive the recruitment programme of new sales and development personnel required to support the growth plans for Contis’ business in Europe.
Founded in 2008 by Peter Cox, Contis operates as a partner for corporates wishing to launch innovative financial services.
The Fintech firm is a pan-European E-Money institution, regulated by the FCA, and Issuer of Visa Europe and Visa certified processor, providing alternative banking and Visa card payment solutions to brands across the EEA.
Commenting on the new London offices, Peter Cox, executive chairman and founder, said: “This investment is one more sign of the determination and confidence, we as a group have in our ability to attract business and develop our global plans to be the chosen home of alternative banking and payments.
“We are continually driven in delivering the best in systems and real-time payment solutions across our chosen markets.”
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