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Powering your B2B growth.
Bigger sales, more often.
We protect you from credit and fraud risk
Instant decisioning and paid upfront
Flexible payment terms across all sales channels
Buyer metrics, collections, and support
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Anil is Co-Founder and CEO of Kriya, a FinTech pioneering frictionless access to payments and credit for business transactions. Since launch in 2011, Kriya has processed £20 billion B2B payments and advanced £3 billion in credit to UK businesses. Kriya has raised £60 million in equity and £500 million in debt finance to power its development. Anil is an active angel investor in 20+ start-ups across FinTech, Open Banking, B2B marketplaces and crypto. He is a passionate traveller and avid reader.
Martina has been with Kriya since 2015 working in various roles within Finance and Operations. She has worked on key projects in the past including fundraising, launching new products and expansion. She is passionate about problem solving and leveraging data to optimise business processes to enable the growth of the business.
Marion joined Kriya in 2021 after spending most of her career in Investment Banking at Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley. She brings 15 years’ experience in FinTech, Financial Strategy, Capital Raising and Investor Relations. Marion is a mother of two young daughters and an enthusiastic yogi.
Passionate about problem solving and helping businesses achieve their aims, Adebayo can often be found crafting solutions to issues before they arise. He has worked on securing several large-scale financing arrangements used to power the payments products supporting our community of business customers.
By offering extended payment terms, B2B merchants can grow revenue, stand out from the competition, and free-up working capital.
Early tech adoption is make or break for company success. In digital payments, B2B businesses cannot afford to be complacent.
By offering digital trade credit, B2B merchants can stand out from the competition, enhance revenue and free-up working capital.
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Paul Forster co-founded Indeed.com in 2004 and led the company as CEO through rapid growth to a successful exit. Indeed is a giant of the online job search market and was acquired in 2012 by Recruit Co – one of the world’s largest HR services companies. Under Paul’s leadership Indeed.com grew from start-up to market leader, with over 1,000 employees and 140 million monthly unique users today.
Apart from her significant career in private sector banking and financial consulting, Baroness Kramer has been a huge advocate of the FinTech industry to both the Government and the Bank of England. Currently she is a member of the EU Goods Sub-Committee, as well as the Finance Bill Sub-Committee. As Liberal Democrat Lords Spokesperson for the Treasury and Economy since 2015 too, she’s a well known and respected voice in all things finance.
Shalini is the CEO and Board Director of E2Exchange (E2E), which she founded in 2011, as well as a government advisor. With 23,000 members contributing £213 billion to the UK economy and employing 1.15 million people, E2E is the largest and most active network of entrepreneurs. Shalini describes it as ‘match.com for businesses’ and is enthusiastic about the collaboration this community fosters.
