Fundtech

59 results about this entity

Period: 28 Sep 2004 - 12 Oct 2015

ACI takes offer to S1 shareholders

ACI Worldwide has stepped up its pursuit of S1 Corporation again, taking its cash and shares offer directly to shareholders.

ACI increases cash component of S1 offer

ACI Worldwide has increased the cash component of its takeover offer for S1 Corporation by 50 cents a share.

ACI steps up efforts to scupper S1-Fundtech merger

ACI Worldwide has escalated its efforts to derail the proposed merger between S1 and Fundtech, filing preliminary proxy materials with the SEC to solicit S1 shareholder votes against the deal.

Two thirds of banks believe cyber-crime is uncontrollable

A clear majority of banks believe they will never be capable of eradicating cyber-crime, with fraud monitoring and detection tools at the top of their shopping lists as they strive to keep the crooks at bay.

ACI makes offer for S1

Payments outfit ACI Worldwide has made a $540 million cash and stock takeover move for S1 Corporation, urging the latter's shareholders to spurn a proposed merger with Fundtech.

S1 and Fundtech agree merger

S1 Corporation has agreed an all-stock merger with transaction banking vendor Fundtech in a deal that values the combined entity at around $700 million.

Fundtech confirms takeover talks

Payments technology outfit Fundtech has said that it is in talks with a potential suitor over a possible acquisition of the company.

Mobile corporate banking moves up the agenda

Developing corporate mobile banking services is a major priority for financial services providers, according to a survey from Fundtech.

Corporates want mobile banking

Fundtech and Aite Group explain their recent research into corporate demand for mobile banking solutions.

Fundtech signs European banks to Global Cashplus

Fundtech has signed National Bank of Greece and another, unnamed, European financial institution, to its transaction banking system, Global Cashplus.

Thailand's United Overseas Bank deploys Fundtech Global CASHplus

Thailand's United Overseas Bank (UOB) has rolled out Global CASHplus, a transaction banking system from US fintech vendor Fundtech.

Cash management market to buck bank IT spending downturn

Bank spending on cash management technology is set to grow by 7.1% in 2010, escaping IT budget restraints elsewhere in the industry, according to research from Boston-based analyst house Celent.

Fundtech marks down guidance on Q1 net loss

Transaction banking tech firm Fundtech has downgraded its second quarter revenue guidance after reporting a seven per cent decline in revenues and a net loss of $0.9 million for Q1.

Fundtech and Metavante lead Finextra50 higher on M&A news

The Finextra50 Financial Technology Index closed 7% higher last week to 64.13, as separate acquisition news from Fundtech and Metavante saw their share prices increase substantially, with these firms leading the gainers in a generally positive week for markets worldwide.

Fundtech targets Bacs processing market with InterSoftware acquisition

US fintech vendor Fundtech has acquired UK-based Bacs payments processing specialist InterSoftware in a £2.7 million cash deal.

40% of small to mid-size North American banks not happy with ACH system - survey

Almost 40% of small and mid-sized banks in North America are not happy with their current ACH system, according to a survey for Fundtech.

Fundtech warns on Q4 delays as global banks stall on contracts

US financial systems software house Fundtech has missed consensus estimates for revenues and income in the third quarter and warned of delays in the fourth quarter as bank clients stall on closing deals.

Fundtech acquires UK Swift services outfit Synergy

BBP, the Swiss subsidiary of fintech vendor Fundtech, has acquired Synergy Financial Systems, a UK Swift service bureau, in a deal worth up to £3.6 million.

Fundtech Q3 earnings hit by Lehman-related charge

US financial technology vendor Fundtech says it will record a charge in the third quarter of up to $600,000 relating to the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers.

Banks face five year wait to recover lost revenue from Sepa

Almost half of European banks expect it to take over five years to replace payments-related revenue lost following the introduction of the European Union's single euro payments area (Sepa), while 13% say they will never be able to recover the lost revenue, according to a poll by e-payments outfit Fundtech.