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2. WorldRemit - Wikipedia

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   During his tenure WorldRemit acquired SendWave and Zepz was created as the group business housing both the WorldRemit and SendWave brands and businesses. Breon Corcoran left the organization in August 2022, [6] when Mark Lenhard, former COO of bill.com, was appointed Group CEO of Zepz. [7]

3. Category:Online remittance providers - Wikipedia

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4. Rewire (company) - Wikipedia

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   Remitly Israel was originally the startup company Rewire which was founded in Israel in 2015 by Guy Kashtan, Saar Yahalom, Adi Ben Dayan, and Or Benoz in response to the growing demand for affordable and accessible financial services of the local foreign worker population. Initially it served the thousands of Filipinos working in Israel as ...

5. Why Remitly Global Stock Popped Today - AOL

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   Remitly continues to gain market share and grow its customer base in the large remittance industry as active customers rose 5.4 million to 7.3 million, and send volume, or the amount of money sent ...

6. Remitly CEO says taking customer service calls is what he ...

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   Remitly, Oppenheimer says, has tackled the challenge of building trust in large part through investing in customer service and embedding it in the corporate culture. And that culture is driven ...

7. Remitly - Wikipedia

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   Remitly was founded in 2011 as BeamIt Mobile. [5] [6] The company was initially a search engine for remittance services but shifted into money transfers soon after. [6] It changed its name from BeamIt to Remitly in August 2012. [7] In April 2013, Remitly announced that it would allow its users to send free money transfers to the Philippines. [8]