As Cambridge expands into new markets and time zones, our vision remains constant: to find ingenious ways to connect our clients with success, as the premier provider of cross-border payment and currency risk management solutions.
It is our mission to provide our business clients with superior service and expertise in foreign exchange and global payments. Nothing matters more to us than helping you connect with the global marketplace.
To make the most of global opportunities, you need a trusted partner. Cambridge has the agility to work at your pace of business and the ingenuity to help you capitalize on potential quickly, delivering innovative solutions to meet your payment and transaction needs.
With dozens of offices across the globe, we are ideally positioned to be your bridge to the world.
Suite 400
Toronto, ON M5H 1K5
Phone: (416) 646-6401
Toll Free: (800) 374-8077
Toll Free Fax: (800) 982-4778
Email: info@cambridgefx.com
Burlington ON L7R 1G2
Phone: (416) 646-6408
Suite 171 (Commerce Place),
Edmonton AB T5T 4G8
Phone: (780) 643-8598
Suite 505,
Ville Saint Laurent QC H4M 2V9
Phone: (514) 956-6005
Toll Free: (800) 690-4422
3rd Floor, Ottawa ON K1S 5N4
Phone: (613) 726-7771
Saskatoon SK S7K 1J9
Phone: (306) 954-0155
Suite 1750, Vancouver BC V6E 2E9
Phone: (604) 688-0400
Toll Free: (866) 688-0400
Victoria BC V9B 6T8
Phone: (250) 478-8110
Toll Free: (855) 410-5037
Suite 810
New York, NY 10018
Phone: (212) 594-2200
Toll Free: (866) 397-2837
Fax: (212) 918-0734
Email: info@cambridgefx.com
Suite 1075, Chicago IL 60606
Phone: (312) 726-3588
Toll Free: (800) 233-5040
Suite 1510, Houston TX 77056
Phone: (281) 501-9722
Suite 770
Woodland Hills, CA 91367
Phone: (818) 884-8648
Suite 1465, Coral Gables FL 33134
Phone: (305) 374-9182
Toll Free: (866) 915-3773
Suite 410, Washington DC 20036-5504
Phone: (202) 350-8070
Toll Free: (866) 756-4881
Suite 117, Bala Cynwyd PA 19004
Phone: (484) 434-8060
Toll Free: (800) 682-2187
10th Floor
London, England EC3M 4BS
Phone: +44 (0) 207 398 5700
Fax: +44 (0) 20-7398-5710
Email: info@cambridgefx.co.uk
Cambridge Mercantile Corp. (UK) Limited
N340, KM 189, Marbella Spain 29604
Phone: (+34) 952-830-176
Level 13, Suite 13.02
Sydney, NSW 2000
Australia
Phone: +61 (2) 8076-6500
Fax: +61 (2) 9262-1522
Email: info@cambridgefx.com.au
Cambridge Mercantile (Australia) Pty. Ltd.
Level 7, Suite 5 Melbourne VIC 3000
Phone: +61 (3) 8687-4800
Since its inception in 1992, Cambridge has grown to become a leading provider of integrated B2B cross-border payment services globally. Cambridge has built a world-class operation renowned for innovative solutions and exemplary service. Cambridge aims to continue to thrive in an increasingly competitive market by acquiring the best expertise in the industry, leveraging strategic partnerships, and investing in leading-edge technologies.
Jacques Feldman and Bernard Heitner founded Cambridge in 1992 as a retail FX broker and precious metals dealer in Toronto, Canada.
Ten years after starting business, Cambridge opened its first location outside of Canada. The Princeton, New Jersey office was Cambridge’s U.S. headquarters until their relocation to Manhattan in 2013.
A major step in the expansion of Cambridge’s global footprint was the 2004 opening of an office in London, England – especially important as it provided a link to the rest of Europe.
In 2009, Cambridge achieved an entirely paperless payment workflow internally and launched Cambridge Online, the company’s leading edge trading platform. Cambridge Online enables Cambridge clients to initiate and manage payments with the freedom of global, 24/7 access in a secure environment, and was voted as the “Most Innovative FX Platform in North America.”
In 2011, Cambridge entered into a strategic partnership with Borderfree to license E4X, a sophisticated multi-currency settlement solution for eCommerce merchants and retailers. In addition, we commenced offering structured option and derivative products, where permissible, making us an invaluable partner to corporate clients looking to hedge for currency protection in an increasingly volatile environment.
In 2012, Cambridge formed two key strategic alliances. The first was with Vendorin, resulting in the launch of Automated Payables Solution, the foremost check-elimination product on the market. The second was peerTransfer, uniquely positioning Cambridge to offer foreign exchange payments for university programs. Most notable in 2012 was our acquisition of Global Exchange Group, a leading foreign exchange and invoice-processing provider for legal firms.
Cambridge expanded into Australia in 2013, opening an office in Sydney, New South Wales. After a surge of success, a second office in Melbourne, Victoria quickly followed. Cambridge UK also expanded its client base, with the acquisition of Raphaels Bank Foreign Exchange Division.
The year 2014 marked further expansion and innovation for Cambridge. A new branch of the U.K. company was launched, with offices in Spain, devoted to servicing private clients with foreign exchange transactions. At the end of the year, Cambridge established a dedicated Emerging and Frontier Market business unit, uniquely positioned to offer in-country delivery and currency liquidity for most exotics.
Over two decades, Cambridge has built an international payment operation renowned for exceptional service and customized global solutions. Managing more than $20 billion annually, we are a leading provider of integrated cross-border payment services, with offices across North America, Europe and Australia. We pride ourselves on delivering customized solutions for our clients that not only meet their needs but exceed their expectations.
In 2016, we made a number of significant strides within Cambridge, to help keep us at the forefront of payment technology and solutions. Firstly, we launched the Cambridge Link trading platform, with an intuitive upgraded user interface. This platform has already been recognized with two awards. Additionally, we were awarded the Deutsche Bank award for excellence in straight through processing for the 8th consecutive year.
This year, Cambridge was acquired by FLEETCOR Technologies Inc. (NYSE: FLT), a leading global provider of commercial payment solutions. Cambridge will continue to be run by the same experienced management team. We are excited about the opportunities, including access to expanded payment products and expertise, that this acquisition will provide to our customers. Additionally, the combination of the two companies will accelerate the growth of our global footprint, technological capabilities, knowledge base and market leadership position well into the future.
Jacques Feldman and Bernard Heitner founded Cambridge in 1992 as a retail FX broker and precious metals dealer in Toronto, Canada.
Ten years after starting business, Cambridge opened its first location outside of Canada. The Princeton, New Jersey office was Cambridge’s U.S. headquarters until their relocation to Manhattan in 2013.
A major step in the expansion of Cambridge’s global footprint was the 2004 opening of an office in London, England – especially important as it provided a link to the rest of Europe.
In 2009, Cambridge achieved an entirely paperless payment workflow internally and launched Cambridge Online, the company’s leading edge trading platform. Cambridge Online enables Cambridge clients to initiate and manage payments with the freedom of global, 24/7 access in a secure environment, and was voted as the “Most Innovative FX Platform in North America.”
In 2011, Cambridge entered into a strategic partnership with Borderfree to license E4X, a sophisticated multi-currency settlement solution for eCommerce merchants and retailers. In addition, we commenced offering structured option and derivative products, where permissible, making us an invaluable partner to corporate clients looking to hedge for currency protection in an increasingly volatile environment.
In 2012, Cambridge formed two key strategic alliances. The first was with Vendorin, resulting in the launch of Automated Payables Solution, the foremost check-elimination product on the market. The second was peerTransfer, uniquely positioning Cambridge to offer foreign exchange payments for university programs. Most notable in 2012 was our acquisition of Global Exchange Group, a leading foreign exchange and invoice-processing provider for legal firms.
Cambridge expanded into Australia in 2013, opening an office in Sydney, New South Wales. After a surge of success, a second office in Melbourne, Victoria quickly followed. Cambridge UK also expanded its client base, with the acquisition of Raphaels Bank Foreign Exchange Division.
The year 2014 marked further expansion and innovation for Cambridge. A new branch of the U.K. company was launched, with offices in Spain, devoted to servicing private clients with foreign exchange transactions. At the end of the year, Cambridge established a dedicated Emerging and Frontier Market business unit, uniquely positioned to offer in-country delivery and currency liquidity for most exotics.
Over two decades, Cambridge has built an international payment operation renowned for exceptional service and customized global solutions. Managing more than $20 billion annually, we are a leading provider of integrated cross-border payment services, with offices across North America, Europe and Australia. We pride ourselves on delivering customized solutions for our clients that not only meet their needs but exceed their expectations.
In 2016, we made a number of significant strides within Cambridge, to help keep us at the forefront of payment technology and solutions. Firstly, we launched the Cambridge Link trading platform, with an intuitive upgraded user interface. This platform has already been recognized with two awards. Additionally, we were awarded the Deutsche Bank award for excellence in straight through processing for the 8th consecutive year.
This year, Cambridge was acquired by FLEETCOR Technologies Inc. (NYSE: FLT), a leading global provider of commercial payment solutions. Cambridge will continue to be run by the same experienced management team. We are excited about the opportunities, including access to expanded payment products and expertise, that this acquisition will provide to our customers. Additionally, the combination of the two companies will accelerate the growth of our global footprint, technological capabilities, knowledge base and market leadership position well into the future.
Gary McDonald
Chief Executive Officer
As CEO, Gary is responsible for leading the management team and working closely with the Board of Directors to execute the short and long term goals of the Company. Over the last 5 years, he has been instrumental in driving growth and positioning Cambridge as a leader in cross-border payments and risk management. His extensive experience in the Financial Services sector, primarily international payments has resulted in leadership roles in Canada, USA, Latin America, and Europe.
Karen L. Bannon
Chief Compliance Officer and Legal Counsel
As Chief Compliance Officer and Legal Counsel, Karen is responsible for implementing Cambridge’s compliance regime and advising the company with respect to various legal matters, most notably employment and privacy. Karen is a member of the Board of the Canadian MSB Association.
Mark Frey
Chief Operating Officer
As COO, Mark is responsible for leading the company’s operational functions and ensuring the company achieves operational efficiencies to best position Cambridge for scalable business growth in the years ahead. In addition to his role as COO, he will continue to lead the organizations Canadian sales team as the Managing Director of Canada.
Corinne MacMillan
Chief Technology Officer
As CTO, Cori is responsible for leading the Engineering, Product and Technical Integration teams, ensuring all technology is aligned with the company’s strategic direction for future growth, while positioning the company’s products and technology offerings as industry leading.
Anil Sawrup
Chief Commercial Officer
As CCO, Anil is responsible for increasing the company’s integrated payments business and overall market reputation. In addition to his role as CCO, he will continue to lead the organizations USA sales team as the Managing Director of the USA.
Dodi Robbins
Chief Licensing and Regulatory Officer
As Chief Licensing and Regulatory Officer, Dodi is responsible for all licensing and regulatory matters (excluding the areas of AML/CTF/BSA and sanctions program compliance) that impact Cambridge globally, as well as managing the company’s relationships with its various regulators. Dodi is a member of the Association of Corporate Counsel and the New Jersey bar.
Gary Krikler
Chief Financial and Risk Officer
As Chief Financial and Risk Officer, Gary is responsible for aligning the Finance and Risk team with the Company’s short and long term goals. This includes setting direction and leading the treasury, finance, credit, enterprise risk, internal audit, and logistic and office management functions. Gary has over 20 years of corporate finance, treasury, and risk management experience in national and multinational entities. He holds a CPA, CA designation and is a graduate of the Richard Ivey School of Business.
Carole Palmer
General Counsel
As General Counsel, Carole is responsible for providing general legal advice and counsel to the Cambridge group of companies, and specifically to the Chief Executive Officers and Senior Management Team. Carole has 15+ years of legal experience practicing corporate/commercial law and throughout her versatile career, she has held the roles of in-house counsel at a leading supply chain management corporation, operated her own practice, and articled at a Toronto law firm. Carole is a member of the Association of Corporate Counsel (Canada).
Aravind Thirunavukkarasu
SVP, Business Analytics, Salesforce and Business Development
As SVP, Business Analytics, Salesforce, and Business Development, Aravind is responsible for sales analytics, Salesforce development and support, strategic partner contracts amd revenue share, transaction monitoring, and reporting. In addition, he provides North American executive leadership and strategic direction for Cambridge’s lead generation initiatives.
Rhonda Power
SVP, Global Enterprise Management Group
As SVP, Global Enterprise Management Group, Rhonda brings considerable expertise in customer retention and satisfaction to the forefront of the Cambridge’s scope. Having worked in the payments industry for a significant amount of time, Rhonda is instrumental in expanding our business in both the corporate and Financial Institution spheres.
Mark Frey, Cambridge's Chief Operating Officer discusses how we are leveraging the relatively new payment innovations of blockchain and cryptocurrencies to deliver smarter and more efficient solutions to our customers.
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