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PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Market Leader in Solutions for Paperless B2C Contracts Management Joins Eurofinas Brussels, 27 January 2015 – Eurofinas, the voice of consumer credit providers at European level, announces that QuickSign, a market leader in solutions for paperless B2C contracts management has joined the Federation as its latest associate member. Founded in 2006 and present in 15 countries in Europe, QuickSign is a one-stop shop solution to digitalise financial credit contracts using electronic signature. The largest companies in the consumer credit and leasing, wealth management and direct banking industries use QuickSign SaaS Platform and millions of contracts are signed through their solution. QuickSign is also the most advanced digital subscription platform in Europe for paperless financial contracts management for point of sales or distant sales. Benoît Lassara, at QuickSign, declared that “Joining Eurofinas as Associate Member is a great opportunity to share our paperless knowledge across the most important consumer credit communities at European level. QuickSign platform brings to the market the ability to fully digitalise the credit contract using electronic signature and I believe this will be one of the key challenges for credit consumers players across Europe." Eurofinas’ Chair Valentino Ghelli stressed “the coming on board of QuickSign as an associate member is fully in line with Eurofinas’ Action Plan, especially when it comes to developing special partnerships with players offering valuable services to our core membership. I am confident this new partnership will translate into more value added for our Federation and its members.” - END Media Contact Anne Valette Head of Communications +32 2 778 05 65 [email protected] About Eurofinas Eurofinas, the European Federation of Finance House Associations, is the voice of consumer credit providers in the EU. As a Federation, Eurofinas brings together associations throughout Europe that represent consumer credit providers. The scope of products covered by Eurofinas members includes all forms of consumer credit products such as personal loans, linked credit, credit cards and store cards. Consumer credit facilitates access to assets and services as diverse as cars, furniture, electronic appliances, education etc. It is estimated that together Eurofinas members granted 321.7 billion Euros worth of new loans during 2013. More information at www.eurofinas.org More about QuickSign Founded in 2006, and present in 15 countries in Europe, QuickSign is a one-stop shop solution to digitalise financial credit contracts using electronic signature. The largest companies in the consumer credit & leasing, wealth management and direct banking industries use QuickSign SaaS platform and millions of contracts are signed through their solution. QuickSign platform prepares and formats contracts for electronic signature (POS or Distant Sales), receives customers’ supporting documents and performs LAD/RAD real-time treatments, captures customers’ consent and generates comprehensive electronic evidence, sends reminder notifications on pending client files and securely stores complete client files. QuickSign is the most advanced digital subscription platform in Europe for paperless financial contracts management for point of sales or distant sales. More at www.quicksign.com/en Eurofinas | Boulevard Louis Schmidt 87, B-1040 Brussels | Tel + 32-2-778.05.60 • Fax +32-2-778.05.78
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