Ebury has announced the opening of its first office in Holland to help more European SMEs to efficiently transact and trade globally.
The Amsterdam office marks a significant step as Ebury continues its strategy to become the first choice for Dutch SMEs looking for alternative finance service solutions. Ebury currently has a business development team in Holland, with plans to expand the workforce over the next 12 months.
Building on the success achieved in the UK, where the platform has now reached over GBP5bn total transactions, the aim is to have a total of 10,000 new businesses joining its platform by the end of this year.
Salvador Garcia Andres, CEO and Founder of Ebury, said: “I am delighted to announce the Holland office opening, as our global footprint continues to expand. The current financial services market here is dominated by a small number of major banks that offer a standardised platform based service. This presents an opportunity for Ebury to remove SMEs reliance on these banks and revolutionise the market, by providing innovative alternatives which support their businesses’ growth and development.”
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