Financial software firm makes senior business development hire

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Paylink Solutions has appointed Paul Nicholson as senior solutions consultant.

He joins the Midlands-based technology company as it continues its expansion into lending and debt sectors.

Nicholson (pictured) joins Paylink Solutions after being instrumental in launching AccountScore as one of the first providers of Open Banking.

Prior to that, he worked within the credit and non-mainstream lending markets as business development manager at TransUnion.

Paylink Solutions designs and integrates digital platforms which improve businesses’ application, credit checking and collections processes.

He said: “Fintech is increasingly being embraced by the UK, particularly in terms of collecting customer data more quickly, conveniently and securely. Now is a great time to use this opportunity and put Paylink Solutions’ firmly on the technology provider map.

“I’m really excited to join Paylink Solutions and looking forward to building relationships across the collections and lending industries, whilst developing the brand as a leading technology company.”

Susan Rann, CEO of Paylink Solutions, added: “Paul’s extensive knowledge of the UK’s technology sector, combined with impressive business development skills means he is going to play a fundamental role in evolving Paylink Solutions. We’re delighted to welcome him to our team.”

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