Openbanq
Financial infrastructure and fintech advisory for banks, corporate treasurers and fintechs
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-11
About Openbanq
OpenbanQ advises on transaction banking, cash management, payments, digital trade, supply chain finance and tokenisation. It also provides executive training for banking and finance leaders.
Its clients include banks and financial institutions, corporate finance teams and treasurers, and fintech and TradeTech companies. Services cover financial infrastructure transformation, strategy, go-to-market, partnerships and fundraising support.
Founded in 2021, OpenbanQ is headquartered in Paris, France. Its work spans Europe and Asia, and its founder has experience in global transaction banking at major banks.
Product: Advisory and executive training in transaction banking, digital trade, financial infrastructure and tokenisation.
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