Aryza

Aryza develops automation software for regulated industries, focusing on the lending, credit, debt recovery, and insolvency sectors. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Dublin, Ireland, the company's initial goal was to create a case management system for Irish insolvency cases. Over the years, it expanded its services and geographic footprint, entering the UK market in 2003 and later expanding to Canada, New Zealand, and across Europe. In 2020, the company consolidated its various brands under the single Aryza identity.

The company's business model is centered on providing a suite of software-as-a-service (SaaS) products that automate and manage the entire credit-debt cycle. Its product portfolio includes solutions for loan origination and management (Aryza Lend, Aryza Originate), collections and recovery (Aryza Collect), and customer engagement and risk management (Aryza Engage, Aryza Decide). These tools are designed to streamline processes, ensure regulatory compliance, and improve the customer journey for clients such as banks, lenders, utility companies, and insolvency practitioners. Revenue is generated through these software solutions that help businesses manage everything from customer acquisition to debt collection.

Pollen Street Capital first invested in Aryza in 2017, significantly accelerating its growth through both organic development and a series of acquisitions. In 2022, the business was sold to a consortium including Macquarie Capital Principal Finance, Pollen Street Capital, and Aryza's senior management. The leadership team includes CEO Colin Brown, who has a background in computer applications and finance.

Keywords: financial software, debt recovery, process automation, loan management, insolvency software, credit management, SaaS, collections software, lending solutions, automated decisioning, risk management, financial services technology, compliance software, customer onboarding, open banking, arrears management, case management system, accounts receivable, credit cycle, creditor services