02 Aug 2021
mnAI and Greengage partner to create real-time UK SME market data

Visualising the UK SME Market in real-time
Greengage, the first fully integrated financial services group bridging the traditional financial services space with the new digital innovations in crypto-assets and blockchain, has joined forces with mnAI, to provide their clients with access to millions of real-time data points across all UK business sectors. Adding access to rich data surrounding SMEs in the UK, will open up this information to their clients, to provide more informed decision-making.
Greengage aspires to be a digital merchant bank that provides a platform of relationship-based banking services to digital companies, SMEs, and HNWIs to the highest ethical, secure and compliance standards. We currently facilitate wholesale crypto into fiat loans and bespoke Salesforce-based solutions for financial services firms. Imminently, we will also be offering E-money solutions to facilitate £, € and thereafter $ payments and cards for our target clients. Greengage aims to obtain a full banking licence and add crypto-native solutions and additional technological solutions in due course
CEO of Greengage, Sean Kiernan, commented:
“Greengage are facilitating access to the mnAI SME data and analysis to help provide additional insights into the important SME sector, and to start discussions with potential interested partners to address the £22bn+ SME funding gap as highlighted by the Bank of England”. [3]
mnAI CEO, John Cushing, added:
“We’re delighted to work with Greengage. The collaboration is an excellent opportunity to showcase not only the power of mnAI, but also the services that Greengage offers to their clients, and we’re excited to be part of their journey as they continue to grow.”
You can access the data made available by this partnership here
Learn more about how mnAI has powered insight previously for Greengage here
[1] Coinmarketcap: ” Today’s Cryptocurrency Prices by Market Cap,” last accessed 8 July 2021, https://coinmarketcap.com/.
[2] Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance: “3rd Global Cryptoasset Benchmarking Study,” (September 2020),
https://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/faculty-research/centres/alternative-finance/publications/3rd-global-cryptoasset-benchmarking-study/.
[3] Bank of England: “An open platform for SME finance,” (June 2019), https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/-/media/boe/files/research/an-open-platform-for-sme-finance