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Deloitte nominates iBanFirst for its Technology Fast 50 for a third consecutive year | Fintech Finance

November 12 2020

Deloitte nominates iBanFirst for its Technology Fast 50 for a third consecutive year

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Today iBanFirst, a global financial services provider delivering solutions across banking borders, announces that it has been nominated for Deloitte’s Technology Fast 50.

Testament to iBanFirst’s hyper-growth strategy, the company has been shortlisted among Europe’s 50 fastest growing technology companies, which has also earned them a place in the Top 500 businesses for EMEA.

The nomination is in recognition of iBanFirst’s 562% growth in annual revenue between 2016 and 2019, as it accelerates towards its goal of becoming the leading digital platform for cross-border payments.

During lockdown iBanFirst raised €21 million Series C funding as a result of its post-pandemic vision, demonstrating the company’s commitment to client servicing, job creation and the global economy – despite the COVID-19 crisis. Meanwhile, the company has increased the size of its workforce from 16 to 200 since 2016. The opening of its R&D centre in Tunisia earlier this year is set to make 45 additional hires in France and Tunisia, continuing to expand the company’s global footprint.

Jeroen Hoevers, Country Manager for Belgium, iBanFirst commented: “We are proud to be nominated for the Deloitte’s Technology Fast 50 for a third year in a row. The nomination is a testament to our innovation and hyper-growth strategy, as well as our global market position as a world leader in financial services.”

 

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