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As a regulated business with compliance at its core, Lenvi continuously scans the horizon to ensure that we (and our clients) are prepared for potential shifts in the regulatory landscape. As a result, the team here has been taking a deep dive into the regulators’ latest consultation paper on system risk and operational resilience. Director of Compliance, Martin Kisby reports .
Automated loan processing can enhance the entire loan lifecycle for both lender and customers. Here are 5 ways automated loan processing optimises the lending process.
Lending compliance is a vital requirement for all financial institutions. This guide will address the challenges that arise, along with the solutions available.
Lenvi report from the Microsoft Build conference in Seattle on what the launch of Copilot and AI could mean for your business.
Choosing the right commercial loan management software can be a game-changer in terms of efficiency, client experience & profitability. Discover how.
This blog explains how to use the focus lists within our invoice factoring software, Lenvi Riskfactor.
As the financial services industry prepares for the launch of Consumer Duty, the FCA is Martin Kisby, Director of Risk and Compliance at Lenvi explores the consultation paper’s key proposals.
Mark Watkins and Christopher Hart, from Lenvi's Riskfactor team worked in collaboration with Factors Chain International (FCI) to discuss the evolution of fraud and how to stop it.
After concerns were raised in 2021, the government announced its intention to regulate Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) products. Martin Kisby, Director of Risk and Compliance at Lenvi, shares his thoughts on the proposed legislation.
Our new loan management system will enable you to take back control of lending, writes Tom Martin, Chief Technology Officer for Lenvi.
Richard Carter, Chief Executive Officer of Lenvi shares his views on how to revolutionise lending and make borrowing easier and fairer for all.
Rising interest rates, a hike in inflation, and higher energy prices have increased the cost of living, putting more pressure on borrowers.
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