NPI provides Private Investors, Family Offices and Corporate Investors the opportunity to invest in potentially high growth early-stage knowledge-intensive companies.

FairFX is a leading international payment services provider to the retail and corporate segments of the UK market. The Company has a cloud-based peer-to-peer payments platform that enables personal and business customers to make low-cost multicurrency payments in a broad range of currencies and across a range of FX products, all via one integrated system.

The new relationship will see FairFX supporting Newable Private Investing at their prestigious showcase events – these events are sector focussed and give Investors the chance to meet potentially high growth Start-Ups and provide an excellent opportunity to network with fellow Investors.

FairFX Vice President of Partnerships, John Kinghorn, commented:

“We are very excited to be working with Newable Private Investing. They have an extensive network of individual investors and companies who can benefit from our currency management service. We are looking forward to working closely with their team”.

Newable Private Investing MD, Michael Walsh, commented, “as more and more of the companies that we support sell products abroad and at scale, the need to ensure sound FX management increases. By partnering with FairFX, supported companies will be able to benefit from an effective FX solution.”

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