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Stuart Law
September 6 2018

Assetz named among fastest-growing tech firms

Kathryn Gaw Industry News, News Assetz Capital, Stuart Law, Sunday Times Hiscox Tech Track 100

ASSETZ Capital has revealed that it has been included in this year’s Sunday Times Hiscox Tech Track 100, ahead of the list’s publication this weekend.

The peer-to-peer business lender said it has been ranked 53rd on the league table, which ranks the 100 fastest-growing private tech companies in the UK by sales over the previous three years.

Assetz Capital has reported annual sales growth of 78 per cent over three years, with £13.7m in sales.

Read more: Assetz set to have lent out £100m over summer

“To be ranked as one of the fastest growing technology businesses in the country is a great achievement and a testament to the hard work of our entire team over the past few years,” said Stuart Law (pictured), chief executive at Assetz Capital.

“Our view has always been that peer-to-peer lending is a long-term, transformational, economic force for good, and our commercial success is strong evidence that this is indeed the case.”

Read more: Assetz Capital sees £50m IFISA boost

Assetz Capital is the fourth P2P lender to add the Tech Track 100 to its accolades. ‘Big three’ platforms Zopa, Funding Circle and RateSetter all made last year’s list.

The full list of winners will be revealed on Sunday 9 September.

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