DUBLIN, July 18, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Fenergo, the leading provider of Client Lifecycle Management solutions to the financial industry, has been selected for The FinTech50 2018. Selected from among 1,800 technology firms, the list includes the most innovative companies in financial services as selected by an international panel consisting of industry leaders, C-level and senior executives from global financial services firms, technology providers, and investors.
Other innovators on the list include the blockchain and cryptocurrency provider, Ethereum; the digital bank, Monzo; the Distributed Ledger Technology firm, Everledger; the fiat and crypto-currency exchange, Revolut; and the digital "challenger" financial services firm, Starling Bank.
Fenergo's CLM solution was cited for its advances in digitalizing the financial customer onboarding experience, as well as its collaborative approach to regulatory compliance. Fenergo's community-based Regulatory Forums bring together more than 20,000 risk and compliance experts from some of the largest financial firms in the world. These venues provide the company's clients with direct and continual input into the product and regulatory roadmaps and has allowed Fenergo to build the standard based on industry best practice.
Marc Murphy, Fenergo's CEO, commenting on the company's inclusion in the FinTech 50, stated, "Being recognized for innovation beyond our core focus of regulation and full client onboarding management confirms that we are taking the right approach. The fact that a major part of the panel's criteria was a concentration on the client experience underscores this even further. Our main driver has always been keeping not only our customer in mind but our customers' customers."
Fenergo
Kevin P. Cullen
Public Relations & Communications Director
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