Through the analysis of businesses such as Amazon, Google, LinkedIn and Etsy, Pinak Vedalankar, director of technology at SapientNitro, revealed three ingredients needed to create a successful company.
With technology seemingly having changed the retail banking industry for good, we took a look at five challenger banks which gained banking licences and focused on technology in an attempt to beat the larger competition.
The increased connectivity of the digital age is lowering barriers to entry and opening up international growth opportunities for dynamic companies, suggested a new Grant Thornton report – which took a look into what exactly made the UK such an attractive business destination.
Whether you’re a small business with only a couple of employees, or an established medium-sized firm with a staff count in the hundreds, payroll is a core operational component that you cannot afford to get wrong.
By David Craik
British small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) using multiple cloud products are posting higher revenues than cloudless rivals.
In honour of London Fintech Week 2015 we’re taking a look back at a few of the outstanding and disruptive fintech companies featured in the Everline Future 50 over the past few years, and examining where each are now.
According to a new report from ACCA, the acceptance of robots by finance leaders may be the next step in delivering a more effective and efficient business – but do they feel comfortable adopting such technology
Time and time again it’s been proven that small and medium-sized businesses with a firm grasp of cash flow have a better chance of succeeding. As such, we heard from three firms which have done just that to find out what techniques were employed.
By Rowan Welch
As new technologies, such as wearables and beacons, become increasingly popular, the opportunity for travel businesses to offer a personalised experience has become a reality.
Having founded Chillisauce, an events company specialising in group activities and corporate events in 2001 from a bedroom with three of his friends from university, James Baddiley takes the time to look back on progress to date and explains how he’s scaled his multi-million pound enterprise.
