2 Mai 2006

Transduco launch new services for financial services IT companies expanding cross-border

Multi-lingual skills, financial services and IT experience a strong combination

London and Frankfurt, 2^nd May, 2006 – Transduco, the specialist provider of cross-border business development services for companies operating in the financial services technology sector today announced their new range of services for companies who wish to expand their businesses across English, French and German speaking countries.

As the first point of call for many who are researching to buy financial services products and services; identify potential business or technology partners or indeed seek out investment, foreign-language only websites often represent a barrier to clear communication.  What should be “windows” into an organization are more often than not “door” closers, leaving visitors confused, frustrated and encouraged to go elsewhere. 

Specialising in partner management, cross-border business development, language and culture-oriented coaching, the company now offers a very personalized service for the creation, translation, design and implementation of multi-language websites.  Working closely with clients from the outset, the design and final website are truly an extension of the vision and philosophy of the company.  With more than 20 years experience in the financial services technology industry, the Transduco team is able to provide the right blend of expertise, experience, practical advice and guidance.  These additional services now ensure that Transduco offers clients a complete service that ensures continuity of corporate vision, style and positioning.

This new service has been developed to help break down the barriers of market entry and follows the recent launch of the “Transduco Pavilion”, a unique opportunity for companies who wish to explore the German market at this year’s E.B.I.F. (European Banking and Insurance Fair) to be held in Frankfurt in mid November 2006.  Over 250

exhibitors and 7,000 visitors will be involved in the fair and the “Transduco Pavilion” offers a highly effective though affordable entry point for