Qualco Technology Welcomes Sunny Bhachu as Growth Revenue Officer for Western Europe

Qualco Technology, part of Qualco Group, today announces the appointment of Sunny Bhachu as Growth Revenue Officer for Western Europe, reinforcing its strategic focus on expanding its presence across the region.

With a strong track record across the credit, receivables, and supply chain finance ecosystem, Qualco Technology, part of Qualco Group, empowers organisations in optimising operations, enhancing customer experience, and driving sustainable growth. In this context, Sunny will lead growth across Western Europe, focusing on expanding strategic partnerships and accelerating the adoption of solutions such as Qualco ProximaPlus, as demand for advanced, technology-driven capabilities continues to grow.

Sunny brings over 15 years of experience in the industry, with a background spanning both funding and technology. He began his career at Bibby Financial Services and later spent a decade at Lendscape in senior commercial roles, working closely with global financial institutions to drive growth and build long-term client relationships.

Sunny Bhachu, Growth Revenue Officer, Western Europe at Qualco Technology, said:

"I am delighted to be joining Qualco Technology at such an exciting stage in its journey. The company has already established a strong global footprint, and there is a clear opportunity to build on this momentum across Western Europe.

I look forward to working closely with clients and partners to deliver solutions that are not only innovative but also practical and aligned with real business needs."

Terry Franklin, Chief Commercial Officer, at Qualco Technology, commented:

"We are delighted to welcome Sunny to Qualco Technology. His experience across both the funding and technology sides of receivables and supply chain finance makes him a valuable addition to our team.

As we continue to expand across Western Europe, his expertise will play a key role in driving our growth strategy and strengthening our relationships in the region."