Leading on expansion into new markets for pioneering card and payments providers – Caxton
Caxton is a multi-award winning fintech payments company…
which processes tens of millions of international and domestic transactions each year.
Caxton has been a pioneer in the card and payments industry for over 20 years. It is best known for its innovative currency cards and cross-border payments service for both B2B and B2C customers.
How we helped
Caxton’s transparent world-class team helps 600,000 individuals and 6000 business save millions of pounds every year. Combining smart technology and payments expertise with an old-fashioned dedication to a personal service, Caxton embodies the best of the old and the new – to ensure a quick, secure, and fuss-free service.
How we helped
Our growth experts, led by Jonathan Williamson, worked in partnership with Caxton’s leadership team – including Group CEO Rupert Lee-Browne, CFO Trevor Price and COO Alana Parsons – throughout the process to ensure the smooth acquisition of the entire operating business and share capital of nimbl.
Tangible outcomes
Nimbl helps children to develop money skills focused on earning, saving and spending. Parents can track, manage and control their spend in the nimbl app.
Caxton’s acquisition of the entire operating business and share capital of nimbl, expands its offering into the fast-growing market of youth money apps and cards. With an already strong brand and innovative offering, combined with the resources that Caxton will provide, nimbl will make a significant impact on the youth money app market.
Caxton founder and Group CEO Rupert Lee-Browne said, “At Caxton, we believe that financial education is essential, and we’re excited to be acquiring nimbl to expand our offerings in this area. We’re committed to helping young people learn about responsible personal finance and develop healthy habits around money management. With nimbl expertise in this field and our shared values, we’re well positioned to make a positive impact on the financial lives of young people.”