Nymbus, a premier provider of cutting-edge financial technology solutions, has announced significant strategic investments from Curql Collective and Reseda Group.
Curql Collective is a Credit Union Service Organization (CUSO) that drives FinTech innovation for credit unions through its flagship Curql Fund, while Reseda Group is a wholly-owned CUSO of MSU Federal Credit Union (MSUFCU), an existing Nymbus client.
The investments will further fuel Nymbus’ growth and support the ongoing success of its advanced core system and solutions. Nymbus offers financial institutions a way to quickly launch a full-service digital bank or migrate to their award-winning core system. Their products and services aim to improve the entire digital customer journey.
With the new funding, Nymbus intends to reinforce its mission of helping financial institutions thrive in a dynamic market. The strategic investments represent a powerful alignment between Nymbus and its partners, as they work together to reshape the financial services landscape using groundbreaking technology and innovative business models.
Nymbus has disrupted the financial services market as an alternative to legacy business models, elevating industry standards and delivering a modern experience for customers. The company’s approach to niche banking and focus on member-centric solutions have attracted the attention of credit unions.
Reseda Group CEO April Clobes said, “Our investment in Nymbus reflects our belief in their ability to help credit unions remain competitive through their progressive products and services.” Nymbus Chairman and CEO Jeffery Kendall added, “With this new funding, we’re reinforcing our mission to help financial institutions thrive in a dynamic market.”
The collaboration between Nymbus and its partners aims to make a lasting impact on the financial services industry by advancing FinTech within the credit union ecosystem and nurturing innovation for the benefit of members.
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