Mphasis

33 results about this entity

Period: 08 Apr 2005 - 12 Nov 2024

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Mphasis and iMeta partner for KYC

Mphasis (BSE: 526299; NSE: MPHASIS), an Information Technology (IT) solutions provider specialising in cloud and cognitive services, today announced its strategic partnership with UK-based software company iMeta Technologies Ltd, a leading provider of onboarding, client lifecycle and master data management software and services for global, regulated organisations.

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RBS picks Mphasis Testing CoE

Mphasis (BSE: 526299; NSE: MPHASIS), an Information Technology (IT) solutions provider specialising in cloud and cognitive services, has signed a multi-year deal with Royal Bank of Scotland plc, one of the largest international banking and financial services companies.

Mphasis and Bitfury form payments partnership

Mphasis, an Information Technology solutions provider specializing in cloud and cognitive services, and the Bitfury Group, the world's leading full-service blockchain technology company, today announced a strategic partnership to bring new levels of automation, transparency and efficiency to the financial services infrastructure that underpins global trade.

Nice Actimize makes Mphasis certified delivery partner

Nice Actimize, a Nice (NASDAQ:NICE) business and the largest and broadest provider of a single financial crime, risk and compliance software platform for the financial services industry, and Mphasis, a leading IT services provider with specialized expertise in the governance, risk and compliance sector, have announced that they have joined together in a certified delivery partnership.

RBS selects Mphasis for application management services

Mphasis, a global technology company offering consulting, operations outsourcing and enterprise solutions, has signed a new master services agreement (MSA) with The Royal Bank of Scotland plc (RBS), to provide application management services.

Finextra50 September 2009

The Finextra50 Technology Index has reached 88.90. The majority of the Finextra50 companies are posting an increase in stock price.

Indian fintech companies and Thomson Reuters drag index down 4.1%

The Finextra50 Financial Technology Index took a battering again last week, with Gresham, Iress and Oberthur Technologies, which could be acquired by its majority owner, providing the only bright spots. As Reed Elsevier completed its acquisition of Choicepoint, the consumer financial data broker leaves the index to be replaced by Nasdaq-listed Chinese banking technology specialist Yucheng Technologies.

HP acquisition plans benefit Mphasis

HP's planned acquisition of EDS drove shares in Indian outsourcing specialist Mphasis up 18.84% last week. The firm, 62% owned by EDS, led the gainers in a strong week for the Finextra 50 Financial Technology Index, which closed up four per cent to 88.69. i-Flex and Broadridge also saw significant rises while Thomson Reuters shares experienced their biggest one-week gain since the merger completed. S1, Microgen and Bravura were the only companies to buck the trend last week and record significant share price falls.

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.

Indian fintech vendors battered again

Continuing market volatility resulted in Indian fintech stocks taking a bath last week, further depressing the Finextra50 stock index.

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.

Finextra50 flat despite gains in Indian fintech stocks

The Finextra50 Financial Technology Index finished the week down .01% to 95.35, as the recently volatile US and European markets remained fairly steady. I-flex, 3i Infotech and Mphasis in India all posted significant gains, while only Linedata, Nucleus Software and Fiserv dropped by more than 3%.