Fintel has posted interim results for the six months to June, which showed adjusted EBITDA up to £16.6 million, a rise of more than 16%. EBITDA margin grew to more than 30%, and overall revenues were also up. The company has recently completed a restructuring, following the integration of several acquisitions. Matt Timmins, chief executive of Fintel, joins Vox to spell out where the company goes from here.
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