Gresham Computing plc

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Period: 14 Oct 2004 - 22 Jun 2021

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Finextra50 plunges 6.12% led by Vasco and S1

Finextra50 plunges 6.12% led by Vasco and S1

The Finextra50 Financial Technology Index closed last week down to 85.65 as markets worldwide, particularly Nasdaq tech stocks, took a beating. Vasco Data Security and S1 saw the biggest falls, while Temenos pared back a big drop earlier in the week as acquisition rumours circulated on Friday. The week's only significant gainers were Gresham Computing, Chordiant Software and Broadridge.

Finextra50 starts year with record low

Finextra50 starts year with record low

Led by big falls for Fundtech and ACI Worldwide, the Finextra50 Financial Technology Index fell 4.31% by the end of the year's first week, reaching 91.24. Few companies saw any gains in a depressed start for most markets worldwide, but Gresham Computing did see a bounce back after a recent slump, while FirstSource and Nucleus Software in India also rose.

Gresham rises on upbeat trading update

Gresham rises on upbeat trading update

Shares in UK financial software outfit Gresham Computing jumped in morning trading after the vendor said it expects to report "a significantly improved second half to 2007".

Finextra50 ends 2007 down 4.65% since benchmark

Finextra50 ends 2007 down 4.65% since benchmark

The Finextra50 Financial Technology Index held steady over the final two weeks of December, finishing the year at 95.35 despite big falls for ACI Worldwide and Gresham Computing.

Finextra50 hits all-time low, led by UK fintech firms

Finextra50 hits all-time low, led by UK fintech firms

The Finextra50 Financial Technology Index finished last week down 3.39% to 92.49 as fears continued that the latest round of losses at major financial institutions will have a knock-on effect on technology budgets. Misys, Fidessa, Gresham and Microgen all saw double-digit falls while the index's only strong performers this week were India's Nucleus Software and Online Resources in the US.

Finextra50 dips to 95.74 despite rises for i-flex and Computershare

Finextra50 dips to 95.74 despite rises for i-flex and Computershare

Despite double-digit gains from i-flex and Computershare, the Finextra50 Financial Technology Index fell .48% last week. Weaker than expected earnings and guidance statements from Chordiant and SimCorp meant these firms led the fallers.

Finextra50 rises 1.13% to 98.69

Finextra50 rises 1.13% to 98.69

Indian software vendor Mphasis was the best performer in the Finextra50 Financial Technology Index last week, while UK software house Gresham, which reported a widening in first half pre-tax losses during the week, posted the biggest fall.

Gresham looks to raise funds as H1 losses widen

Gresham looks to raise funds as H1 losses widen

UK software house Gresham Computing plans to raise £2.75 million in a share placing after posting falling revenue and a widening in pre-tax losses for the first half of the year.

Gresham warns of first half loss

Gresham warns of first half loss

UK software house Gresham Computing says it expects to report a pre-tax loss of £1.5 million for the first half of the year, although it expects full year trading to be in line with management's expectations.

Finextra launches Finextra50 fintech index

Finextra launches Finextra50 fintech index

The Finextra50 Financial Technology Index is a free-float value weighted index of the world's leading companies that provide technology-based products and services to the financial services industry. It was set at an indexed value of 100 at market close on Friday 4th May 2007. Our weekly update on the index's movements will provide a framework for analysing trends in the financial technology market, particularly vendor consolidation - a trend that shows no sign of slowing down.

Gresham Computing hires Gary Gibbs to drive growth in North America

Gresham Computing hires Gary Gibbs to drive growth in North America

UK software house Gresham Computing has appointed Gary Gibbs to drive the company's growth activities in the North America banking and corporate markets. He will be based at the vendor's new regional headquarters in New York.

Gresham narrows losses; talks up real-time nostro potential

Gresham narrows losses; talks up real-time nostro potential

UK software house Gresham Computing says it is ramping up investment in sales and management of its real-time nostro (RTN) system after assuming responsibility for the service from Cable and Wireless (C&W) earlier this year.

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