About us

This is Bricknode

Bricknode was built to save the financial services industry from monolithic banking software and lengthy development projects. We launched our cloud banking platform in 2010, enabling firms to offer innovative new services in weeks and automate financial operations.

Today, digital transformation is top of the agenda in financial services and we’ve focused our efforts on two of the fastest-growing segments by offering investment management software and loan management software. Our platform powers solutions for leading banks, fintechs, wealth management firms and lenders around the world.

Bricknode in numbers

2010

Year founded

3

Offices in London, Skövde and Stockholm

2021

IPO and listing on Nasdaq First North Growth Market

57k

Financial products on our platform

€2bn

Total assets on our platform

60+

Financial apps and add-ons in our marketplace

“For years, financial operations software and technology has slowed down progress. Having set up and run several investment companies of my own, I knew there had to be a better way. That’s why I started Bricknode. Our platform has been built for financial innovators, by financial innovators, which enables us to provide expert guidance to our clients.”
Stefan Willebrand, Founder & co-CEO

History

We’ve spent over a decade building our platform and powering solutions for some of the world’s most innovative financial institutions.

2010

Bricknode founded

Bricknode is founded in Sweden by former hedge fund manager and serial fintech entrepreneur, Stefan Willebrand.

Bricknode develops core banking software for investment and lending applications.

2014

Outsourced solutions

Bricknode enables its customers to outsource financial operations to our team of experts.

2015

P2P lending

Our loan management software is expanded to support peer-to-peer lending propositions.

2017

MiFID II

We make it easy for our wealth management customers to comply with MiFID II regulations, building new compliance capabilities into our investment software.