On Tuesday evening the founders and CEOs of three of the UK’s most successful FinTech startups will be speaking at an event alongside The Memo‘s Editor in Chief Alex Wood.
Anil Stocker of MarketInvoice, Damian Kimmelman of DueDil, and Hiroki Takeuchi of GoCardless will speak about their stories, what’s next for Fintech, and why it’s an attractive sector to work in.
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The event will be held at the DueDil offices on Christopher St in the City, and refreshments will be served.
DueDil is a tool that helps you to understand any private company, the people that run it and the markets it operates in. Founded in 2010, its easy-to-use technology improves transparency, reducing the risks of doing business and helping users find new customers and partners.
MarketInvoice is a peer-to-peer business lender that lets businesses sell their outstanding invoices direct to investors, and more than £550m has been lent across the platform so far. The business was co-founded by Anil Stocker in 2011.
GoCardless provides a simple and cost-effective way to accept recurring payments. Co-founded by Hiroki Takeuchi in 2011, they are the UK’s leading Direct Debit provider and currently process more than $1 billion per year for over 13,000 businesses.
Register now for your free ticket
Where: DueDil, 25 Christopher Street, EC2A 2BS
When: Tuesday November 10, 6:30pm.
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