Meniga is a financial software company founded in

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in 2009 by Georg Ludviksson and brothers Asgeir Asgeirsson and Viggo Asgeirsson. Meniga provides

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solutions. Meniga was founded in 2009, and has offices in

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, Reykjavík, and

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. In June 2023, Dheeraj (Raj) Soni was appointed as the company's CEO.

Clients

Meniga works with many large banks and financial institutions globally, including Unicredit, Groupe BPCE, UOB, Tangerine and Crédito Agrícola.https://www.fintechfutures.com/2019/09/grupo-credito-agricola-launches-new-banking-app-moey-with-meniga/

Name and origins

The company name is derived from a popular children's song
Eniga Meniga
written by Icelandic playwright Ólafur Haukur Símonarson and performed by Icelandic author and musician Olga Guðrún Árnadóttir. The song is a playful ode to the song author's money problems.

References

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