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René Hartvig Pedersen is celebrating 25 years in BEC.

The Danish fintech company BEC is significantly simplifying its organization and processes. More employees will spend time on customers and deliveries, and fewer people will spend time on coordination and reporting, says CEO Jesper Nielsen.

New studies from FinansWatch, Version2 and Universum show that BEC is the most attractive workplace among similar banking IT providers.

The PSD2 directive entered into effect in September 2019, but the last technical requirements for Danish banks were not ready until October 2020. By January, BEC will be line with all requirements – except one awaiting MitID. The Danish FSA intends to issue orders on the outstanding requirements.

On December 1st, Henrik Jensen, Mette Sørensen Jensen and Nikolaj Piet Pagh can celebrate their firsts 25 years with BEC.

On Thursday 19 November, critical sectors in the Danish Society for the first time conducted a joint, nationwide cyber exercise. The exercise simulated that BEC and others were targed by a ransomware attack.

BEC has signed a contract with SAS Institute for a new cloud platform to combat money laundering and terrorist financing. A three-digit million DKK investment ensures BEC banks access to globally leading technology to fight crime.

After almost 10 years of operation, BEC’s mobile bank has reached its first one billion log ons.

On November 1st, two employees can celebrate their first 25 years with BEC.

One of the largest fintech companies in Denmark, BEC, is today relaunching itself with a new, international logo and a new visual identity.