Friday, April 25, 2025
14.5 C
London
HomeBankingSweden’s Mitigram names Pedram Tadayon as new CEO

Sweden’s Mitigram names Pedram Tadayon as new CEO

Date:

PayPal Introduces 3.7% Yield on Stablecoin Balances

Revolutionizing Digital Finance: How PayPal's New Offerings Are Changing...

Zopa Set to Launch Current Accounts After Second Profitable Year

Innovative Financial Technology Firm Expands Offerings to Enhance Customer...

Standard Chartered Makes History as First Bank to Join Temenos Partner Programme

A Groundbreaking Move in Banking Technology and Partnership DynamicsHighlights:...
  • New CEO Appointment:
    • Swedish digital trade financing platform Mitigram has appointed Pedram Tadayon as its new CEO.
  • Tadayon’s Background:
    • Tadayon brings over 25 years of experience in financial services and technology to the role, previously co-founding Visualizy, a paytech based in Sweden, and holding leadership positions at organizations such as Liberis, Nets, Tieto, and American Express.
  • Responsibilities:
    • Tadayon is tasked with expanding Mitigram’s network of partners to accelerate digital transformation within the trade finance industry and overseeing product delivery.
  • Mitigram’s Services:
    • Mitigram, established in 2014, provides services to the trade finance sector, offering “real-time insights” into capacities, risks, and pricing across more than 100 markets.
  • Board Chairman’s Comment:
    • Kaj Hed, chairman of Mitigram’s board, believes Tadayon’s leadership skills, customer-first mindset, forward-thinking approach, and deep understanding of the trade finance industry will be valuable assets for the company.
  • Recent C-Suite Additions:
    • Tadayon’s appointment follows a series of C-suite additions at Mitigram this year, including Joshua Kroeker as chief product officer from Contour and Ted Scheiman as chief strategy officer, a former head at Swift.
  • Funding Round:
    • In June of last year, Mitigram successfully secured $11 million through its latest funding round, bringing its total funds raised to date to $38 million.

Related stories

spot_img

Subscribe

- Never miss a story with notifications

- Gain full access to our premium content

- Browse free from up to 5 devices at once

Latest stories