Regulators approve ex-UK cabinet minister Gavin Williamson’s appointment to Lanistar advisory board
Williamson is expected to be paid in the company’s shares, and will meet its executive committee once a month.
Williamson is expected to be paid in the company’s shares, and will meet its executive committee once a month.
Blankson, who spent several years at Tide, brings “a wealth of experience” to the role, Lanistar says.
Lanistar also filed its unaudited accounts last month.
The regulator says it “received complaints about ads for Lanistar”.
UK payments-as-a-service fintech Modulr is among them.
“Lanistar is not only planning to stand out, but step over all the other start-ups”.
Lanistar landed a $2.5 million seed investment in March.
Founder says it wants to become a £1 billion “banking alternative”.