Most people have a negative association with debt collection. PAIR Finance is out to change that. The technology company is using artificial intelligence to do so and is already successfully leading the industry in nine European countries, with customers such as online fashion retailer Zalando. Today, PAIR Finance is announcing its market entry in Central and Eastern Europe with the launch in Poland, marking its tenth market.

A digital platform that recovers overdue payments using AI, behavioral research, and data science will now reach those who shop online but occasionally forget to pay. In Poland, this fintech is establishing a foothold for regional growth.

Pair Finance expands to Sweden and appoints an ex-Klarna manager as Managing Director. We present the organisation chart with the most important people.

Sweden is the eighth market for PAIR Finance and the expansion is taking place along with several existing corporate customers. The company is also targeting new customers in sectors such as e-commerce, payments and banking, insurance, mobility, energy, online services and media companies.

German company Pair Finance wants to change the debt collection industry in Sweden. To help them, they're bringing in former Klarna boss Fredrik Green: ‘Offering what many lack.’

Pair Finance wants to be a gentle alternative to conventional debt collection companies that put pressure on defaulting payers with threats. The company, which processes receivables from Zalando, for example, employs many psychologists and programmers.

Pair Finance aims to be a gentle alternative to conventional debt collection companies that put pressure on defaulting payers with threats. The company, which processes receivables from Zalando, for example, employs many psychologists and programmers.

The Berlin-based debt collection company Pair Finance is continuing its European expansion: the company, which also counts a number of insurers such as Versicherungskammer Bayern among its clients, launched in Spain at the beginning of April. The fintech has set itself the goal of offering a holistic and digital approach to receivables management in international markets.

Jenny Schimanko is Managing Director of Pair Finance Austria, the digital debt collection service provider. With Schimanko, Pair Finance has repositioned itself in Austria with a clear focus on market penetration. In this episode, we discuss how behavioural research fits in with the debt collection business.

Exclusive: Berlin-based company Pair Finance launches in its seventh European market. The Finleap company was sold to an investor at the end of 2022. The former Finleap start-up Pair Finance opens an office in Spain. In recent years, the fintech had already entered the Netherlands, Switzerland, Austria, France and Belgium.

The German tech company Pair Finance, one of the leading fintechs for digital debt collection and receivables management, has appointed Jennifer Isabella Schimanko (38) as Managing Director Austria. This means that a proven manager and expert with around two decades of international experience in the insurance and finance industry is now heading up the fintech's Vienna subsidiary, which uses AI to optimise the customer experience in debt collection.

The German tech company Pair Finance has appointed Jennifer Isabella Schimanko as Managing Director Austria. The fintech thus gains the 38-year-old expert with around two decades of international experience in the insurance and finance industry as the new head of its Vienna subsidiary.