Treasury management platform built for multibank finance teams. Seamlessly consolidate company finances, manage payments and financial operations from a single dashboard.
Arpari is a Y Combinator company in the Winter 2022 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Multibank treasury management. The founders listed are Alexandra Zwiener (Founder/CEO), Toby Edward (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, March 23, 2022).
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Treasury management platform built for multibank finance teams. Seamlessly consolidate company finances, manage payments and financial operations from a single dashboard.
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Treasury management built for complex account structures. Seamlessly and securely manage your treasury operations from a single platform.
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Alexandra Zwiener
Founder/CEO
Hello, I'm Alex, Co-Founder of Arpari.
I began my career as a quantitative developer at Goldman Sachs, where I developed automated trading strategies and other financial applications. I have experience in financial modeling and risk management. My experience and interest in improving financial services led me to co-found Arpari.
I received a BA in Mathematical Economics and Computer Science from University of Pennsylvania.
Toby Edward
Founder
Passionate about solving problems. Working to improve the commercial real estate banking experience. Background in real estate investing.
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