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Storeys: New corporate card concept to fill funding gaps for small developers
In the real estate industry, the ability to control and manage project spend is hugely important. CEO John MacKinlay spoke to Storeys about the ways real estate developers and brokers can benefit from Caary’s credit and spend management platform.
Fintech.ca: John MacKinlay on the need for open banking in Canada
In a new article for Fintech.ca, CEO John MacKinlay stresses the importance of bringing open banking to Canada. With a proper open banking regime in place, new financial products and services will emerge, giving SMEs more power to choose and more potential to grow.
Mornings with Sue & Andy: Mitigating risk and keeping your small business afloat
CEO John MacKinlay joined Mornings with Sue & Andy to share insights on why the SME segment is so underserved in Canada; how SMEs can access capital and mitigate risk in the aftermath of the pandemic; and how fintechs like Caary are finding innovative ways to assess credit capacity.
Retaining staff in an unstable economy: John MacKinlay onstage at Collision Conference
We’ve built a fantastic team at Caary Capital! CEO John MacKinlay was onstage at Collision Conference 2022 to share tips around borderless recruiting, the office of the future, and creating value through employee equity programs. Check out the recording.
Teaser video: Say hello to Caary Capital – the financial platform for SMEs!
Want to learn what Caary is all about in 40 seconds? Check out our video! Caary is a fintech platform for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) led by the Caary Business Mastercard®. With Caary, SMEs can better control their spending and automate expense management.
Caary Capital opens its doors to the 70% of SME owners putting their personal finances at risk
Caary Capital announces its official Canadian launch and releases new Léger research that paints a picture of a Canadian small and medium-sized business community struggling to access capital and other key financial products and services.
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