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been providing online short-term cash loans since 2004 and during this time has evolved its product offering to meet customers’ needs. With the company continuing to enhance
its governance, risk and compliance framework, and facing ever-challenging environmental and regulatory change, the need to move away from a manual Excel- based governance processes to a flexible and practical GRC solution, became a necessity. Following evaluation of several solution vendors, Uncle Buck Finance LLP selected TriLine GRC to provide a fully integrated GRC and SMCR solution to support the business. Steve Murray, CEO of Uncle Buck
Finance, said: “We have chosen TriLine GRC to enable its governance, risk, and compliance control framework to operate more efficiently and effectively in the workplace. In a time of rapid environmental and regulatory change where records and evidence need to be ever more comprehensive and accurate, Uncle Buck Finance LLP is confident that TriLine GRC, selected after a range of provider reviews, provides a
Corlytics has closed its most successful year on record, tripling revenue year on year. A cash injection of €10m, expected by the end of the first quarter, will ensure 2020 is even bigger. Last year saw the company add a string of banks to its
financial-services client list. It has branched out beyond banking to add asset managers, Big Four accountancy players, payments providers, and insurance giants. The firm has extended its global leadership position in
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regulatory risk intelligence, through advancing its technology. As a disruptive artificial-intelligence regulation platform, the company has won a string of awards over the last 12 months including a €2m funding from the Disruptive Technologies Innovation Fund following a rigorous, highly competitive process. CEO, John Byrne, said: “Last year the company enjoyed phenomenal success.
Adding a string of blue-chip banks, accountancy, insurance and payments companies to our client roster. We were extremely proud to be the only fintech company selected as one of 15 innovative companies to receive funding from the government’s Disruptive Technology Research Fund. Selected for our work in AI and text analytics. Over the course of the year we attracted new investors and we are currently finalising a new funding-round of €10m from a number of global funds. This will allow us to continue to globalise our operations, extending the team to 60 including doubling our talented Dublin workforce.”
practical solution from which to drive an enhanced culture and ultimately contribute to better outcomes for customers.”
Philip King, chief executive of the Chartered Institute of Credit Management (CICM), has been appointed interim small business commissioner. Mr King will head the independent Office of the Small
Business Commissioner in Birmingham. It was launched in December 2017 to ensure fair payment practices for Britain’s small businesses and support them in resolving their payment disputes with larger businesses and bring about culture change. To date, it has recovered over £6.5m owed to small businesses. Sue Chapple, who is currently the CICM’s director of strategic relationships,
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will assume the role of interim CICM chief executive until a permanent successor is recruited. Peter Whitmore, chair of the CICM Executive Board, said: “Philip has played
a vital role in projecting the work of our professional members in enabling the success of their own businesses and supporting the wider business economy. His appointment reflects the importance of keeping the cash flowing. “In his time leading the CICM, Philip has helped transform the institute to
achieve chartered status and elevate the critical importance of best-practice credit management and professional credit managers in the minds of government and other key influencers, including the media. We wish him well.”
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Just has appointed Shahram Sharghy as their in-house barrister as they continue to take on and challenge a number of industry issues, including the confusion of who is responsible for the VAT on High Court enforcement fees. Mr Sharghy has been retained to represent the company in their attempts to create a step-change in the amount of people that use High Court enforcement as a safe and accessible means of getting justice. He said: “I am delighted to be joining
the Just team as their in-house counsel via Direct Professional Access. I look forward to helping Just continue their innovative and professional approach in the area of Enforcement, whilst adhering to the highest professional and industry standards.”
Lowell has added a digital channel to its client experience with the launch of its first business-to-business (B2B) website. The new site has been developed by Prodo
to help Lowell increase awareness of its brand and the range of business solutions and benefits it offers clients. >>
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