Cygnetise in North American Fintech Trade Mission delegation
Cygnetise is taking part in the Mayor’s International Business Programme (MIBP) 2022 Fintech Trade Mission to North America.
Cygnetise is taking part in the Mayor’s International Business Programme (MIBP) Fintech Trade Mission to North America next week. CEO Steve Pomfret will be travelling to New York with the London & Partners organisers and 15 other high-growth, best-in-class Fintechs from the MIBP Cohort 22 between the 17th to the 21st of October.
The Mayor’s International Business Programme’s highly selective programme helps ambitious scaleups from London’s high-growth sectors to expand their businesses internationally. With North America remaining a key market for London companies, the trade mission is designed to give the companies a better understanding of the North American market, its different territories and incentives, and an opportunity to engage with North American companies. It has a rapidly developing fintech sector, with firms constantly seeking new partnerships to solve problems and grow.
Delegates have a packed schedule of meetings, roundtables, networking events, and visits over the course of the trip to facilitate connections with US firms including JP Morgan, Mastercard, Microsoft, Morgan Stanley, Bank of Montreal and Silicon Valley Bank. The trade mission comes at the perfect time to support the current rapid growth and further international expansion of Cygnetise.
To date, the MIBP has helped more than 1000 high-growth London companies win business in international markets. Cohort members have created more than 4000 jobs, completed deals worth over £193 million and raised more than £486 million investment, with alumni including Monzo, Revolut and checkout.com.
About Cygnetise
Cygnetise is an award-winning blockchain application that helps organisations reduce the risk of fraud, facilitate business continuity and contribute to ESG by digitising the process of managing authorised signatories and delegated authorities.
Cygnetise allows finance and operations teams to update their signatory data in real-time. It also provides a variety of sharing mechanisms so that counterparts can always have access to the most up-to-date information without the need to recompile and redistribute.