Corpay Cross-border Expands Global Presence In New Zealand

KUALA LUMPUR, June 18 (Bernama) -- Corpay Inc, a global leader in corporate payments, announced the latest expansion of its Cross-Border business with the establishment of a new office in Auckland, New Zealand.

According to Corpay in a statement, this expansion reinforces the company’s leading position in the payment industry and strengthens its presence in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region.

Corpay Cross-Border Solutions, APAC, Managing Director, David Britten said the company decision to establish a presence in New Zealand underscores its commitment to prioritising its current and future clients’ evolving needs.

“While we may not be the first player in the New Zealand market, our years of experience in collaborating with our clients in Australia enable us to provide tailored services that suit their needs,” he said.

Meanwhile, its Group President, Mark Frey said: “We have always worked closely with our clients to ensure they are involved in the products and solutions we build, and look forward to learning more about the New Zealand market in the coming months.

“With local talents joining our new office, we are confident that we can build a diverse and dynamic workforce that delivers best-in-class products to our clients while contributing to the future growth of Corpay.”

The New Zealand office will provide clients with access to Corpay’s Cross-Border business’s full suite of products, including global payments and in the case of wholesale customers, currency risk management solutions as well.

As a top-tier payment solution provider, Corpay has consistently demonstrated its industry leadership, achieving the prestigious number one ranking for Enterprise Payment Software in four consecutive G2 Market Reports.

With this track record, the company is primed to offer unmatched value to clients in the APAC region and globally, and as part of its strategic expansion, Corpay is actively seeking top local talents and experienced professionals to strengthen its team in New Zealand.

-- BERNAMA