A Fast-Growing Irish Company Has Its Sights On $100 billion In Currency Deals

A Fast-Growing Irish Company Has Its Sights On $100 billion In Currency Deals

A Fast-Growing Irish Company Has Its Sights On $100 billion In Currency Deals

 

A Fast-Growing Irish Company Has Its Sights On $100 billion In Currency Deals

 FAST-GROWING IRISH FIN-TECH firm TransferMate has set its sights on handling $100 billion in clients’ currency transfers.
“I would say a target of $100 billion is achievable,” managing director and co-founder Barry Dowling said. ”When we hit that depends on how fast we can take on staff and how fast we can grow the business.”
The Kilkenny-based foreign exchange company today announced plans to hire another 25 workers in sales and business development jobs at its headquarters as it lifts its global workforce to 150.
It follows the firm hiring 25 people for its 24-hour call centre in Kilkenny between January and April this year.
Despite launching in only 2010, TransferMate has already set up offices across the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Europe, and last summer it passed the milestone of processing $5 billion in foreign transfers.