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Kingfield
Fintech · Naples, United States · Founded 2015
Building next-generation financial markets technology to improve the client and service provider experience MoreLess
Kingfield Corporation is a venture-backed fintech startup specializing in automating exception processes within global capital markets. The company serves large global banks, brokers, and asset managers, providing a state-of-the-art ecosystem that connects counterparties worldwide. Kingfield's primary focus is on enhancing risk management and client experience by ensuring that workflows run seamlessly in the background. The business operates in the financial services sector, specifically targeting the back office operations of trading, clearing, and settlement. Kingfield's business model revolves around offering a standardized, fully digital ecosystem that addresses the fragmented and outdated methods currently used for exception resolution. The company generates revenue through subscription fees for its platform and additional services tailored to the needs of its clients. By solving one problem at a time and collaborating closely with clients, Kingfield aims to build a more efficient and modern back office for the financial industry.
Keywords: fintech, exception processes, global capital markets, risk management, client experience, back office, trading, clearing, settlement, digital ecosystem.
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