Finance and credit
Reaching CFOs and finance directors, who filter everything
In finance and credit the decision maker is almost always a CFO or a finance director: a person used to filtering any commercial communication, who replies only when they immediately understand what it is about. Without an active channel, opportunities come through direct acquaintance and nothing else.

The starting point
The challenges we meet most often
Challenges 1
Decision makers who filter everything
Those who run corporate finance receive proposals every day and discard those that don’t speak their language.
Challenges 2
A Service Hard to Explain Cold
Credit management and financial services can't be explained with a product sheet: you need a concrete problem to start from.
Challenges 3
No structured channel
Personal relationships work, but they can't be multiplied. And when they are missing, the flow is missing too.
The method in the industry
How we work in this industry
We build the channel from scratch: lists of CFOs and finance departments verified one by one, and messages that talk about credit management in operational terms, not about financial services in the abstract. We follow the replies ourselves, on your behalf, and keep them separate from the meetings: in an industry with a long cycle, knowing where each conversation stands matters more than the number of contacts.
Case studies
The method in this industry
Recommended services
The channels we use here
Account Based Marketing
Surgical targeting on a named list of companies you want to win. Multi-decision-maker, multichannel, zero waste.
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LinkedIn Lead Generation
Sequences of targeted requests and personalised, professional messages, from your company’s LinkedIn profiles. This builds your pool of potential clients, which we nurture over time to create connections with decision makers.
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