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Dancerace works with more than 70 invoice finance and ABL lenders worldwide, giving us a unique perspective banks and lenders’ challenges and priorities.
Dancerace works with more than 70 invoice finance and ABL lenders worldwide, giving us a unique perspective banks and lenders’ challenges and priorities.
In our ‘meet the team’ podcast series, we give listeners a window into life at Dancerace by interviewing the members of our team that support our lenders every day.
Lending software provider Dancerace has welcomed Natalie Inman as Chief of Staff the latest industry expert to join as part of the company’s rapid strategic expansion.
A quiet revolution is brewing in invoice finance businesses across the UK. Over the past five years, we’ve seen a surge in the number of lenders using Open Accounting to streamline their risk management, operations and borrower experience.
In our latest podcast series, we're 'meeting the team' to give readers a look at life at Dancerace and introduce the experts that make up our team. This week we spoke to James Bramham who joined us in July 2024 as customer success manager, from UK lender Aldermore.
In our latest podcast series, we're 'meeting the team', to give readers a look at life at Dancerace and to introduce the experts that make up our team. In the hot seat this episode: Phil Cannon, customer success manager. Phil joined us in July 2024, following a fourteen year career in the invoice finance.
Employee engagement specialists Best Companies have recognised Dancerace as a ‘world-class’ employer – the highest-possible rating in the scheme.
Dancerace CEO Elliot Avison has been recognised as ‘one to watch’ in the 2024 Top 50 Most Ambitious Business Leaders awards series.
Dancerace has welcomed sales leader Michael Ellis to its global management team – the latest senior invoice finance specialist to join the software provider, following its acquisition by Norland Capital in early 2024.
In 2023, cyberattacks targeting financial institutions surged by 54% compared to 2022 (IBM Security, Cost of a Data Breach Report 2024).