S1 Corporation

48 results about this entity

Period: 22 Sep 2004 - 12 Oct 2011

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S1 Enterprise launches social network for customers

S1 Enterprise launches social network for customers

S1 Enterprise has launched a social networking community where customers can communicate with the vendor's staff and access developer tools, guides and product documentation.

Arab National Bank boosts card issuance with Postilion and DCS

Arab National Bank boosts card issuance with Postilion and DCS

Arab National Bank is using technology from Postilion and Dynamic Card Solutions to upgrade its card management and issuance systems to meet EMV compliance demands and local Span2 payment processing regulations.

Fintech stocks close higher, but index still down 40.5% in 2008

Fintech stocks close higher, but index still down 40.5% in 2008

Pegasystems, S1 and Diebold are the only three companies in the Finextra50 Financial Technology Index currently trading higher than at the start of the year.

FRSGlobal acquires Business Objects' Secam+

FRSGlobal acquires Business Objects' Secam+

Brussel's-based risk management and compliance outfit FRSGlobal has acquired regulatory reporting specialist BusinessObjects Secam+, from SAP subsidiary Business Objects.

Cognizant falls on ratings cut, while S1 and Polaris rise

Cognizant falls on ratings cut, while S1 and Polaris rise

The Finextra50 Financial Technology Index fell 1.5% last week to finish at 79.71, again a record low since the index was first benchmarked in May 2007.

Thomson Reuters and EDB drag Finextra50 down 3.1%

Thomson Reuters and EDB drag Finextra50 down 3.1%

Led by major falls for Thomson Reuters, Bravura and EDB, the Finextra50 Financial Technology Index closed Friday at 84.8, down 3.1% for the week.

Indian fintech vendors battered again

Indian fintech vendors battered again

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

Chordiant battered by gloomy outlook; S1 rallies on Q4 profit

Chordiant battered by gloomy outlook; S1 rallies on Q4 profit

Shares in Chordiant Software continued to fall last week on the back of an earlier outlook statement which warned of weakening demand for its technology from banks in North America. Meanwhile shares in S1 Corporation surged after the Atlanta-based vendor posted a fourth quarter profit, making it the top performer in the Finextra50 index.

Hypercom to buy Thales' card payments business; appoints new CEO

Hypercom to buy Thales' card payments business; appoints new CEO

Payments technology vendor Hypercom has begun talks with Thales to acquire its e-Transactions business division for $120 million plus an additional performance related earn-out of up to $30 million. Separately, Hypercom has made several new board appointments and promoted Philippe Tartavull to president and CEO of the company, replacing William Keiper who resigned in July.

Linedata, Broadridge and Orc lead Finextra50 down 1.3%

Linedata, Broadridge and Orc lead Finextra50 down 1.3%

The Finextra50 Financial Technology Index finished last week down at 94.11, as losers far outnumbered gainers.

Finextra50 rides rollercoaster week to new low

Finextra50 rides rollercoaster week to new low

Despite the turbulent markets there were a few bright spots last week, such as S1, Computershare and Hypercom, which ended the week up. Some fintech stocks benefited from the market recovery on Friday to pare back their losses. But prevailing market conditions and profit warnings led to some significant drops for many constituents as of Friday, led by ACI Worldwide, Cognizant, Ingenico and Diebold. This caused the Finextra50 Financial Technology Index to fall 2.58% to 93.28.

Turbulent markets drag Finextra50 down to 96.02

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.

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