Kriya's Blog & Company News
How we're building AI into how Kriya works
AI is going to reshape financial services more profoundly in the next twelve months than in the last decade. SME lending and payments - which have doggedly remained manual - are where that change will land first. Kriya and Allica Bank intend to lead it: bringing AI deeply into business banking, across every lending product we offer.
18% increase in UK SMEs accepting longer payment terms compared to last year
A survey of 10,468 SMEs from 29 EU countries found that 55% of UK SMEs have been asked to accept longer payment terms than they feel comfortable with.
Working as a Graduate Credit Risk Analyst – Hitesh Mehta
We chat to Hitesh about his role at MarketInvoice and what it takes to become a great risk analyst.
Banco BNI Europa to provide £45m to UK SMEs through Kriya
Announcing a new Kriya strategic partnership with Banco BNI Europa.
MarketInvoice Collections Process – What happens if an invoice isn’t paid?
When things don’t go to plan and invoices don't get paid our collections process covers various phases: overdue, chasing for payment, delinquency and recovery.
Top 5 myths about invoice finance
We’ve taken a look at five top invoice finance myths and how they compare to reality.
Why invest in MarketInvoice Pro?
Aman Mehra explains MarketInvoice Pro, a scalable credit line backed by all of the invoices that a company has outstanding.
Record funding to UK businesses marks successful Q1 at Kriya
- In March 2017 MarketInvoice (now known as Kriya) provided funding against £54.7m worth of invoices raised by UK businesses - Kriya Pro drives successful month and Q1 2017 - 160% year-on-year (Q1 to Q1) growth, on target to achieve landmark £2bn funding goal in 2017
Kriya announces new integration with Xero marketplace
The integration with Xero will help more businesses make smarter decisions, improve cash flow, get paid faster and access capital quickly.
Kriya Appoints Chairman
Giles Andrews OBE is appointed Chairman of Kriya, with the aim to support growth ambitions and double lending to £2 billion.