Innovate Finance and City of London Corporation have appointed Previse co-founder and CEO, Paul Christensen to its FinTech Strategy Group (FSG).
Previse signs the Scottish Business Pledge.
Previse, the instant supplier payment decision company, and Virtualstock, the leading provider of digital supply chain solutions are partnering to deliver the first fully integrated purchase to pay supply chain system with cash on delivery for suppliers in the UK.
Small and medium-sized businesses have been forced to take out £31.5 billion in funding to maintain their cash flow due to slow payments – equivalent to the cost of hiring 640,000 new employees for a year.
Sainsbury’s Chairman David Tyler, communication strategist Alexandra Prigent-Labeis, British Land Chairman John Gildersleeve and The Data Lab CEO Gillian Docherty join Previse advisory board
The collapse of Carillion means the tragedy of layoffs, not only for thousands of workers within the company, but also for many of its 30,000 small and medium-sized (SME) suppliers who are owed hundreds of millions of pounds.
B2B payment decisions start-up Previse, has secured a £800k R&D grant from Scottish Enterprise, to set up a new development centre in Glasgow, creating 37 new data science jobs.
In a world where everything seems to be instant, slow supplier payments are a damaging anachronism.
In medieval times alchemists sought the Philosopher’s Stone, a substance that was believed to be capable of transforming lesser metals into gold. Unfortunately, the Philosopher’s
For supply chain finance (SCF) to progress and reach the next set of struggling suppliers, the model needs a rethink. We need SCF 2.0.
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We are very pleased to announce that, today, Previse has opened its fourth office in Glasgow, Scotland.
Late payments from large corporates to their suppliers are on the rise, driven at least in part by the view from some treasuries that these late payments act as an interest free loan for the buyer.
The UK’s Prompt Payment Code will have a significant impact on the relationship between large businesses and their suppliers.
Previse, a fintech start-up, announces the successful completion of a seed funding round worth £2 million.
