Patsystems

19 results about this entity

Period: 13 Aug 2007 - 28 Nov 2011

Orc hit by downgrade as Factset rises on positive Q2

The Finextra50 Financial Technology Index held steady at 83.49 last week. Orc Software led the fallers, dropping almost 18% after analysts downgraded the company based on exposure to the weak US dollar. Factset Research Systems led the gainers after reporting second quarter earnings and reassuring the market that Bear Stearns was not a major client of the firm.

Patsystems signs RBC Capital Markets to Risk Informer

RBC Capital Markets, the corporate and investment banking arm of Royal Bank of Canada, is implementing risk management technology from London-based trading technology vendor Patsystems across its futures division.

Patsystems full year profit up; bullish on prospects for 2008

Shares in Patsystems gained in morning trading after the AIM-listed dealing systems vendor reported higher full year pre-tax profit and said prospects for 2008 are in line with its business plans.

Patsystems signs Macquarie to hosted trading platform

Australia's Macquarie Bank has signed an agreement to roll out Patsystems' new hosted electronic trading platform across its futures division.

Finextra50 drops 3.19% led by i-flex and Vasco Data Security

Very few stocks posted gains last week as the Finextra50 Financial Technology Index lost ground to close at 100.21. Double-digit percentage falls from i-flex and Vasco Data Security led the downward trend, while Online Resources, Nucleus Software and Chordiant Software also saw significant share price reduction.

Financial technology stocks rally, led by Morningstar and Vasco

The Finextra50 Financial Technology index closed last week at 103.52, increasing just slightly after posting a 4.71% rise the previous week. Morningstar and Vasco Data Security were the biggest gainers, rising 20% and 19% respectively over the past two weeks.

Turbulent markets drag Finextra50 down to 96.02

The Finextra50 Financial Technology Index fell 1.54% last week as investors' concerns that defaults on US subprime mortgages could spread to various other kinds of debt affected stock markets worldwide. Bank stocks and companies viewed as exposed to the sector were particularly hard hit. However, several US companies in the index posted strong gains, including Jack Henry and Online Resources.