Lord Mayor honours UK trailblazers driving growth, innovation and social impact

Lord, the mayor of London, Alesster King, has recognized four prominent British companies for its role in operating growth, innovation and social purpose throughout the British economy.

Side Capital, Tide, Neighbly and GoavaPay awarded the prestigious Lord Mayor Award, reflecting the expansion of the Ecological Business System in the United Kingdom-from Fintech and quantitative investment to social impact platforms and infrastructure of global payments.

The awards are part of the LORD Mayor’s growth program, which was designed to revive the UK appetite for the investment of the risk responsible, the institutional investment of the channel in the high growth sectors and ensure that expansion companies remain rooted in Britain. The program includes leading initiatives such as Scale UP show, linking technology companies with investors, and Mansion House Accord, according to which 17 of the largest pension providers in the United Kingdom pledged to invest at least 10 percent of their virtual money in special markets by 2030.

Speaking of the awards, King said: “These companies represent the best in British innovation-thinking forward, influence and ambition worldwide. From Findte to social technology, their work is compatible with the growth of my mayor’s programs.

Side Capital was recognized to improve growth, as CEO Anthony Todd highlighted his last expansion in the Chinese market. “This represents a great milestone for side capital and reflects our long -term commitment to providing an innovative amount of investment solutions in one of the most dynamic financial markets in the world,” he said.

Tide, the banking services platform for digital business, was honored to enable small and medium companies through innovative financial tools. “With more than 13 percent of the market share in the UK and 1.5 million members all over the world, our commitment to the help of small and medium -sized companies is stronger than ever. We look forward to working with Lord Mayor and City of London to ensure the survival of the global innovation leader.”

Next to the business, which helps companies direct the resources of charities and local societies, has been praised for their pioneering role in social influence technology. “Our platform is designed to facilitate companies to return the beautiful goal, size and integrity. This recognition is not only for our team, but for every local charitable institution, a volunteer manager, and a business leader who helped us build something truly influential.”

GuavaPay, a payment company operating across international markets, has been recognized for its contribution to financial inclusion and digital communication. “In GuavaPay, we embrace the white heat of technology to push the payment digitization, expand global financial communication, and ensure that everyone can reach the financial tools they need,” said the administrative director of the group Elkhan Nasibov.

With London’s eagerness to maintain its reputation as a center of Fintech and AI and high-growth institutions, prizes emphasize the role of innovative companies in leading the long-term competitiveness-and highlights the extent of technology, financing and social purpose now.