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Daniel Sorensen

About Daniel Sorensen

Daniel Sorensen is a financial writer with a background in business and corporate accounting. He thinks about corporate finance as a complex economic maze which he enjoys writing about in the spirit of helping others broaden their understanding. Daniel likes cooking, assembling drones, and taking hikes with his two daughters.

Unicorn Hunting

Unicorn Hunting A ‘unicorn’ is a term used in the business world to describe a privately owned startup that is worth more than $1 billion, including the likes of Airbnb, Roblox, and, as of this month, Tipalti, after reaching a valuation of more than $2 billion. Led by Durable Capital Partners, our Series E round

Global Tax Requirements

Laurie Hatten-Boyd, Principal at KPMG, explains how tax requirements impact organizations with global supplier basis and the legal and financial penalties for noncompliance.

Revolut vs TransferWise

TransferWise and Revolut have a close rivalry, as they capitalize on offering cheaper than usual transfer services, regardless of what currency you use.

Payoneer vs. Hyperwallet

When shopping for a mass payment processor, businesses often compare Payoneer, Hyperwallet and Tipalti. Let’s take a closer look at the features of these platforms and how they meet the needs of companies in the digital economy and their capacity to scale globally.

Commission Payments

Affiliate commission payments are more than the dollar amount. A successful affiliate marketing program uses streamlined business processes to build and maintain publisher relationships. A mass payment platform empowers managers to take on the challenging aspects of affiliate programs—onboarding a diverse group of publishers.

Tips for Making International Money Transfer

Did you know that you can make an international payment using a local bank transfer? This allows you to pay overseas suppliers, vendors, and other affiliates without incurring expensive transaction fees. An intermediary organization will serve as a mediator between your bank and the payee’s bank.