eServGlobal

eServGlobal
Public
Founded 1983
Headquarters Paris, France
Key people
Paolo Montessori (CEO), Duncan Lewis (Non-Executive Chairman), Stephen Blundell (COO)
Products Telecom Software & Solutions
Revenue Decrease A$78.015 million (Aug 2010)
Number of employees
200+
Website www.eservglobal.com

eServGlobal ASX: ESV, LSE: ESG) specializes in Mobile Money solutions and Value-Added Services (VAS) to Telco Service Providers.

In 2005, French company, FERMA SA became part of eServGlobal, following an acquisition valued at €38 million.

The HomeSend International Remittance Hub is a strategic partnership between eServGlobal and BICS. Launched in 2008 it allows for the international transfer of mobile remittance, roaming recharge and airtime exchange.

eServGlobal announced management board changes in 2009. The major highlight was the introduction of Richard Mathews as CEO and Craig Halliday as COO. Richard and Craig came from Mincom, where they were CEO and COO respectively.[1] Another major change was the resignation of Ian Buddery as executive chairman. Ian Buddery was a founder, past director and CEO of eServGlobal.[2]

In 2010, Craig Halliday assumed the role of CEO and Managing Director and Richard Mathews moved into the role of Non-Executive Chairman.

In 2011, eServGlobal launched their PayMobile platform which brought together all mobile money and recharge services on a single platform.

In February 2013, eServGlobal announces it has joined MasterCard’s Mobile Money Partnership Program.

At the AGM meeting in 2013 it is announced that Paolo Montessori will assume the role of CEO & Managing Director. Craig Halliday moved into the role of Non Executive Director.

History[3]

World Wide Locations[7]

eServGlobal's global footprint span 12 countries.

Officers and Directors [8]

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