Leading fintech provider PrimeXM accelerates growth with new London office

London’s Square Mile is the world’s most important financial district, and therefore is the leading center for institutional, interbank and retail financial technology. This week, here in the Capital, PrimeXM has established an office showcasing its vision for growth

PrimeXM has set up a new office in the city of London as part of its strategy to expand its offering and to be closer to clients in the region. This is PrimeXM’s fifth office globally, following an already established presence in the strategic locations of Dubai, Limassol, Hong Kong and Shanghai.

A hands-on presence in London is the next logical move for PrimeXM as it will make catering to its existing and rapidly increasing client base more efficient.

The new office is located in the heart of London and will be a key service centre for the company, servicing clients in the city and further afield. The office will also be a focal point for business development.

Matthew Best, PrimeXM’s Head of Client Services, who is based in London said, “The new London office showcases PrimeXM’s vision for growth. The company is rapidly expanding and we now have another physical presence in a key strategic location. With the new office in London we are hoping to get closer to clients located in Europe and to offer them an even better level of service”.

This is one of the many impending developments the company is planning as part of its strategy to accelerate growth and establish its presence as the leading technology provider in the finance industry.

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