Financial Crime
March 20, 2025
As part of its continuing growth plans, Contis has now opened its London offices in the heart of Mayfair, London’s most fashionable area.
The offices at 42 Brook Street, located right opposite the famous Claridge’s Hotel, will accommodate Contis’ client-facing teams who will be focusing on UK and European business development and client management.
The introduction of this dynamic central hub will facilitate easier client meetings in the UK’s principal city and drive the recruitment programme of new sales and development personnel required to support the ambitious growth plans for Contis’ business in Europe.
Commenting on this new investment and step forward for the Yorkshire-based business, Peter Cox, Executive Chairman and Founder said:
“This investment is one more sign of the determination and confidence, we as a group have in our ability to attract business and develop our global plans to be the chosen home of alternative banking and payments. We are continually driven in delivering the best in systems and real-time payment solutions across our chosen markets.”
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Editors notes:
Contis is one of the true Fintech stars, with numerous awards to its name and a proven track record of delivering disruptive technology in the payments space.
Founded in 2008 by Peter Cox, it has grown into a complete and compelling partner for corporates wishing to launch innovative financial services. Fintech companies needing to link their brilliant ideas to the real world of payments can easily use Contis-owned technologies including bespoke API’s and its companies that are experienced in high volume payments and settlement across the EEA.
Contis is a pan-European E-Money institution, regulated by the FCA, and Issuer of Visa Europe and Visa certified processor, providing alternative banking and Visa card payment solutions to major brands across the EEA.
It provides the licenses for its clients to operate, handles all their regulatory needs, compliance and allows them to concentrate on customer acquisition and business development related to their sector.
All client funds are held and managed by the company under strict safeguarding arrangements with partner banks in various geographical locations.
Contis has its own in-house development centre located in India and processing centres in South Carolina and Texas, US.
Contis’ full agency banking is linked with NatWest and is currently in the process of launching its SPayments Association platform in central Europe where it has its own BIC’s.
In all, Contis is a ‘one-stop’ shop in the true sense, and offers its clients all they could desire in real-time, mobile, web and alternative payment solutions.
For more information on Contis Group companies and products go to: www.contisgroup.com.
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