Credit administration provider adds debt capital management software for banks, asset managers, and corporate borrowers; Finley founder Jeremy Tsui joins ConcordCredit administration provider adds debt capital management software for banks, asset managers, and corporate borrowers; Finley founder Jeremy Tsui joins Concord

Concord Acquires Finley Technologies, Strengthens Capital Markets Platform

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Credit administration provider adds debt capital management software for banks, asset managers, and corporate borrowers; Finley founder Jeremy Tsui joins Concord as Managing Director, Capital Markets

Concord, the leading provider of credit administration servicing and software for specialty finance markets,  announced the acquisition of Finley Technologies, a provider of credit facility management software for banks, asset managers, and corporate borrowers.

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The acquisition adds Finley’s Credit Management System to Concord’s capital markets administration offering. Finley’s software automates borrowing base calculations, covenant compliance monitoring, credit agreement administration, portfolio analytics, and investor reporting for credit facilities and warehouse lines. The company’s customers include leading fintechs, investment banks, and institutional credit funds.

The announcement follows Concord’s recent launch of a unified brand identity and new website that brought its consumer and commercial operations together under a single name. Concord’s approach is to build and own its technology rather than depend on third-party tools. Adding Finley extends that proprietary technology base and strengthens Concord’s position as the hub for credit administration.

“Our clients need a partner that owns both the technology and the operations,” said Dhruv Vakharia, Chief Executive Officer of Concord. “With Finley, we’re adding purpose-built software for credit facility management, borrowing base automation, portfolio analytics, and investor reporting to our existing servicing capabilities. One partner, proprietary technology, full lifecycle. That’s what it means to be the hub.”

Integrated Capital Markets Platform

Finley’s Credit Management System digitizes credit agreements and automates the operational work that follows origination. The software manages billions of dollars in debt capital across credit facilities, warehouse lines, and syndicated loans. It connects to origination systems, bank accounts, and sub-ledgers to provide real-time visibility into borrowing capacity, covenant compliance, and portfolio performance.

Concord’s capital markets offering now spans backup servicing, collateral management, custodial services, credit facility administration, borrowing base automation, covenant monitoring, portfolio analytics, calculation agent, verification agent, and investor reporting. The combined team will integrate Finley’s software into Concord’s servicing operations, delivering a single capital markets solution that pairs proprietary technology with experienced administration teams.

“We built Finley to be the system of record for credit agreements and the automation layer for everything that happens after origination,” said Jeremy Tsui, Founder and CEO of Finley Technologies. “Concord has the servicing scale, investor relationships, and operational depth that our software needs to reach its full potential. Joining Concord gives our clients and our technology a broader foundation.”

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