NASHVILLE, Tenn.–Ranqx, a business lending platform, has named Seth Brickman as its new president. Brickman most recently was president of QCash.
The Auckland, N.Z.-based company said the position is a new one as it expands into the U.S. with a business lending solution it said offers digital, compliant loan origination, decisioning and a monitoring platform.
“The excitement about the Ranqx business lending platform has been overwhelming as has the realization that credit unions have an exciting future potential building relevance with community SMBs,” said Dave Lewis, CEO and founder of Ranqx. “The ability to add incredible talent like Seth only furthers our ability to help the credit union industry live out people helping people by better supporting digital small business lending.”
‘Well-Known’ in CUs
The company said in its statement that Brickman is well known in credit unions as a “sought-after speaker, leader, and for growing a member lending CUSO 600% in a short period of time with a very successful exit.”
Brickman also serves on the board of NACUSO and the Filene.
“Small businesses make up almost half the workforce, half of the US commercial revenue and over 60% of net new jobs,” Brickman said in a statement. “The ability to help small businesses get access to the capital they need in a fully digital way with each credit union’s own underwriting criteria in under five minutes, as opposed to one to two weeks, will be a game changer for communities nationwide and bring businesses back into the credit union. Any time we can drive deposits and impact communities at the same time, we are doing good things for the industry.”
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