Lanistar, a fintech company headquartered in London, has recently expanded its operations with the opening of new offices in Dubai and Sao Paulo. With a presence now in three continents, Lanistar is on track to achieving its ambitious growth targets for 2023.
Below captures the Lanistar team currently in the newly established office- a thriving space, despite having only opened recently.
Lanistar Global Offices Encourage Positive Workplace Culture
A positive workplace environment has been shown to boost productivity, which is essential for a company that aims to expand its operations rapidly. It seems that Lanistar has taken this idea to heart, as seen with their Dubai and London office spaces.
The positive workplace culture at Lanistar has been highlighted by its employees, with reviews on platforms like Glassdoor praising the company’s open and welcoming atmosphere. One review stated that the office offered an “open and welcoming atmosphere” that “has been instrumental in my professional growth and development”, with “a diversified culture” where “every department is gelled to be the most efficient part of something bigger”.
The London office of Lanistar has a vibrant and energetic atmosphere, with its swing chairs and neon wall signs reflecting the company’s unique approach to crafting a positive workplace environment.
Global Expansion To Encourage 2023 Global Growth
By establishing a foothold in new regions, Lanistar can tap into thriving customer bases located in these areas and gain insights into global audiences, a valuable opportunity for the fintech.
The Sao Paulo office, pictured below, is an example of the growth undertaken by Lanistar in 2023, exemplifying the company’s ongoing expansion into new markets.
It is notable that fintechs and neobanking platforms rarely expand beyond their home continents. Lanistar, with its global presence, is challenging this, and doing so by focusing on areas of the world where fintech has been shown to thrive.
What Does 2023 Hold For Lanistar?
Compared to Lanistar’s near-bankruptcy and negative press reporting in late 2020, the company’s current expansion is a testament to its resilience and persistence. Lanistar’s success in onboarding customers rapidly in Brazil, coupled with plans for further expansion in other areas, is a clear sign of its steady growth trajectory.
With Lanistar’s expansion into new markets and the positive workplace environment it cultivates, the company is well-positioned for continued success in the fintech industry. As it states on a bright neon sign situated on the walls of the Lanistar London office, ‘Persistence Beats Resistance’, and it seems 2023 is the year where this persistence may begin to pay off.
