Fintech veteran Christian Frahm has launched on Tuesday, a company that is aiming to provide banks and other financial institutions access to capital market-focused digital technologies.
“We need banks and financial institutions to adapt if they are going to compete favorably with the global tech firms and disruptors which are rapidly making in-roads into the financial services sector.”
Over his 20 year career, served at Saxo Bank and Bloomberg but is known for founding and heading .
Headquartered in London, United Fintech entered the industry when into the digital world.
Incubating Fintechs
Additionally, the new company has plans to acquire innovative small to medium-sized fintech startups and scale them up over the next five years. The deals will primarily focus on startups with products for capital markets.
United Fintech already made its first acquisition by gaining a majority stake in Danish fintech, NetDania. The startup offers market data, APIs, market terminals, charting components, and white-labels solutions on cross-platforms.
The press release shared with Finance Magnates detailed that United Fintech has already drafted its plans for making other strategic acquisitions. It is aiming to diversify its portfolio with a wide range of products, including trading platforms, liquidity management, regulatory reporting tools, AI and machine learning applications, big data tools, and institutional blockchains.
“United Fintech can not only help banks and financial institutions to access the latest technology but can also help with implementation including technical onboarding, vendor onboarding, technical due diligence, and credit due diligence,” Frahm added.
On-boarding Industry Veterans
The new company also on-boarded Tom Robinson as a Partner and Head of Sales. Before his new role, he was the Managing Director and Head of e-FX Sales at . He has over 20 years of experience in investment banking and also worked for , Barclays Capital, and Bloomberg.
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