Fincore’s roots are in risk management for investment banks. They started in the 1980’s. They've come a long way since.

The company’s directors, Predrag Popovic and Soeren Christensen, met while working in risk management at Nomura International in the late 1980’s.

Soon after, they founded Finsoft, to develop innovative, transformational software for the financial services industry.

Finsoft also applied its risk management expertise to the gaming industry, creating a market-defining software platform for gaming and sports betting. And it expanded into other sectors, including government and aerospace, through development of business collaboration, process management and workflow software.

The gaming part of the business was sold in 2007 as Finsoft, and the other businesses were spun out into a new company, Fincore. Fincore re-entered the gaming market in 2012. Their fast-growing gaming software business is now known as Fingaming.

In the financial services sector, they have a long-term relationship with the European Central Bank, powering a data application that models every financial instrument in every EU member state – an exceptionally complex task against which they have delivered consistently. In 2016, they have launched a data management product that builds on this experience, and which can be used in any market sector that handles large scale or complex data.

Their workflow and data management products both harness the power of data to transform the way organisations work, and they make them available, together or separately, as the Finworks Platform.