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Raistone is an award-winning fintech that enables billions of dollars in financing every year to companies of all sizes. Recognized as a leader and an innovator in working capital finance, below you will find press coverage about us and our accomplishments:
Raistone, a business-to-business embedded finance provider, crossed $10 billion in financing. The milestone follows six straight years of double year-over-year growth, which ranked Raistone the 43rd fastest growing company in America in the 2023 Deloitte Technology Fast 500.
The Raistone Core System Modularization and Rebuild was developed with support from Louisiana Economic Development’s Office of Entertainment Industry Development.
In collaboration with Mastercard, Raistone has published a whitepaper highlighting how many SMEs turn to Account Receivable Finance (ARF) to improve working capital.
Accounting and consulting firm Deloitte released its 2023 Technology Fast 500 list, ranking the fastest-growing technology and life sciences companies in North America. Raistone ranked in the top five New York City companies on Deloitte’s 2023 Technology Fast 500.
Raistone is honored to be named “Best Fintech Platform for Businesses” by PAN Finance.
“Dave Skirzenski, chief executive of Raistone… says supply-chain finance programs should be disclosed, but that investors should use them as a jumping-off point to ask companies about specifics like rebates.
“Dave Skirzenski, CEO of Raistone also rejects the idea that tighter credit pushes companies toward letters of credit. Rather, he suggests that companies looking to mitigate risk and obtain liquidity against receivables are increasingly choosing open account transactions, which has resulted in increased adoption of receivables finance.
Raistone has appointed Ksusha McCormick as chief strategy officer, as the US-headquartered fintech seeks to help underserved businesses access working capital facilities from the non-bank market.
“We have seen a dramatic increase in the number of transactions driven by embedded finance,” says Dave Skirzenski, CEO at trade finance fintech Raistone.
Trax Technologies and FinTech Raistone Capital have teamed up to offer what the companies said will be “a joint solution designed to create improved cash flow for carriers and extended working capital for shippers.”
This innovative use of virtual cards promotes diversity and inclusion by extending convenient financial tools to the companies that need them most.
Coral Gables, Fla.-based Amerant Bancorp Inc. led a growth funding round investment into financial technology company Raistone, Inc., which provides offerings to help companies better access their cash flows.
Raistone recently announced that former HSBC executive Diane S. Reyes has been appointed to its Board of Directors. She will drive new initiatives and help expand access to working capital for businesses.
Gov. John Bel Edwards and Raistone Capital CEO Dave Skirzenski announced the New York-based financial technology firm is expanding to New Orleans with the establishment of an office in the city’s Central Business District.
Raistone Capital has access to significant levels of institutional capital and the ability to deliver on customer’s needs, “whether it’s $50,000 or $300,000,000+.” according to the company. Raistone even created invoiceXcel (iX), a complementary financial solution.
Raistone CEO Dave Skirzenski provides an overview of the financial technology company, its value proposition, and the work that it’s doing to provide more businesses access to their money, on their terms.
Raistone, which provides SMBs with working capital, partnered with Mastercard to launch a virtual card that helps businesses simplify supplier payments through automated financing.
Raistone has a specialty in providing low-cost receivable finance for the telecom industry. It works with the supply chains of the leading telecoms and companies including AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile.
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