Indian promoted fintech company gets listed on NASDAQ
Longfin is a non-banking fintech company providing structured commodity trade finance, having revenues to the tune of $27.7 mn in 2016
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Longfin is a non-banking fintech company providing structured commodity trade finance, having revenues to the tune of $27.7 mn in 2016
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US-based global fintech company Longfin Corp., founded by Indian entrepreneur Venkata S Meenavalli, started trading on NASDAQ from Wednesday with a market capitalisation of $360 million.
"We are the first Asian entrepreneur promoted Reg A+ company under the JOBS Act, to list its shares directly in NASDAQ and the second Indian entrepreneur promoted company to list directly in the NASDAQ since 2010," Meenavalli said in a statement.
Longfin is a non-banking fintech company providing structured commodity trade finance, having revenues to the tune of $27.7 million in 2016. Longfin's low latency network is connected to multiple exchanges and banks across the regions to provide the cheapest forex hedging and low-cost financing to small- and medium-sized importers and exporters across the globe.
It has its geographical presence across North America, West Asia and Asia Pacific regions.
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First Published: Dec 13 2017 | 4:24 PM IST