2020年10月6日

路透/埃德加苏10月6日,2020工程的企业风险投资单位投资CloudSphere有限,美国云管理和治理提供商,而支付公司Nium宣布进军中东的任命Ayoub Jemail作为该地区总经理。圣工程项目投资CloudSphere SGX-listed圣工程宣布其公司风险投资业务,圣工程企业,共同在CloudSphere有限,一个总部位于美国的云管理和治理提供者。圣工程加入了与大西洋之桥,这一轮全球增长股票基金专注于技术投资,根据公告。但该公司没有披露此项交易的财务条款。CloudSphere投资还包括一个商业协议,允许直接访问混合多重云管理和治理软件和专业知识,加强圣工程当前的云组合除了评估,规划,和迁移。“我们与CloudSphere合作将使我们的客户获得更大的可见性和控制他们的多重云库存,性能,和成本。这个增强的云托管服务提供商能力与云技术将使我们能够抓住机遇,“Ravinder辛格说圣工程的电子部门。圣工程是一个全球性的技术、国防和工程集团专注于航空航天、电子、土地系统和海洋产业。设有办事处在新加坡、美国、以色列、圣工程企业风险资本巡防队在高速增长和投资前景的技术创业公司机器人等领域,自主技术、数据分析、网络安全、和新兴技术。与此同时,CloudSphere旗舰云管理平台使企业和云服务提供商能够简化和优化云迁移,管理和治理。 Payment firm Nium expands into Middle East Singapore-based cross border payments firm Nium has announced its expansion into the Middle East, with the appointment of Ayoub Jemail as its new general manager, business development, for the region. Based in Dubai, Ayoub will be responsible for developing new business opportunities and expanding Nium’s presence in the Middle East. Ayoub has nearly three decades of experience in the financial and technology space. He was most recently regional vice president of sales and business development at Transpay, a company recently acquired by Mastercard. Prior to joining Transpay in 2016, Ayoub was based in Ireland as regional sales director – Turkey, Middle East, South Africa and Russia at Dell EMC. According to the payment company, the Middle East has become a hotbed for fintech activity and regulatory development. With fintech steadily growing across the region, Nium will be extending its uniquely diversified payment infrastructure offering for large enterprises, as well as banks and financial institutions in the Middle East. This move also seeks to enable Nium to more effectively provide ground support for its existing and growing client base in the region such as Mashreq Bank. Nium is a global financial technology platform redefining the way consumers and businesses send, spend, and receive funds across borders. Its investors include Visa, BRI Ventures, Vertex Ventures, Vertex Growth, Fullerton Financial Holdings, GSR Ventures, Rocket Internet, Global Founders Capital, SBI Japan, FMO (Netherlands Development Finance Company), MDI Ventures, Beacon Venture Capital, and Atinum Investment.