DKK Partners appoints Centropy PR for global comms

DKK Partners, a leading FinTech company that specialises in emerging markets (EM) and foreign exchange (FX) liquidity, has appointed Centropy PR to lead its global communications strategy amid rapid expansion.

DKK Partners was founded in 2020 by banking industry veterans Dominic Duru, previously of RBS and Citi, and Khalid Talukder, previously of UBS, Citi & Deutsche Bank, set up to provide high quality FX payments services to SMEs in emerging markets across Africa and the Middle East.

The company’s annual revenues have skyrocketed over recent years, reaching more than £100 million, due to DKK’s ability to combine the latest trading technology alongside on the ground market intelligence to solve significant problems for its customers.

Duru and Talukder regularly appear in UK Parliament, discussing key issues such as the FinTech bubble alongside policymakers, MPs and industry leaders.

Centropy PR will coordinate and execute a global PR and communications campaign for DKK Partners, organising industry events and policymaker meetings, alongside managing media relations, strategic thought leadership and content creation.

Khalid Talukder, Co-Founder of DKK Partners, said: “The Centropy team is full of enthusiasm and knowledge of the FinTech space, already hitting the ground running with numerous great events and coverage pieces that have helped start important conversations for our business. Our sales team regularly gets engagements from prospects that have seen our work in the press, and Centropy’s PR campaign is and will continue to be an essential part of the long-term strategy for DKK Partners.”

Steven George-Hilley, Founder & CEO of Centropy PR, commented: “DKK Partners has seen impressive growth since it launched, disrupting the industry with truly innovative solutions while all the time expanding into new territories. The team has a roster of excellent spokespeople with a fascinating global story to tell and we’re excited to be a part of DKK Partners’ continued success.”