Latest Outsourcing News: Finextra Research

Nyse Euronext to buy out IT JV; bring technology back in-house

Nyse Euronext says it has agreed in principle to buy Atos Origin's stake in the Atos Euronext Market Solutions (AEMS) joint venture, in a move that will bring its technology operations back in-house.

12 December 2007

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UK bank IT spending to rise

Despite the implications of this year's global credit crunch, UK bank expenditure on software and IT services is set to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 7.7% between 2007 and 2011, according to a study by European research outfit Pierre Audoin Consultants.

07 December 2007

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Deutsche Bank to open new Indian operations centre

Deutsche Bank has signed a letter of intent to set up an offshore operations centre in Jaipur, India.

06 December 2007

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Banks give cautious welcome to new VAT regime; outsourcing set to benefit

Bank lobby groups have given a guarded welcome to European Commission proposals for a Directive aimed at simplifying the current VAT regime for financial and insurance services.

29 November 2007

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Nyse Euronext and Atos Origin to dismantle IT JV - reports

Nyse Euronext and Atos Origin are in talks that could result in the dismantling of their Atos Euronext Market Solutions IT services joint venture.

27 November 2007

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BNP Paribas to provide post-trade processing for Nyfix dark liquidity ATS

French banking group BNP Paribas has agreed a deal to provide pan-European post trade services for Nyfix's Euro Millennium, an off-exchange trading system for listed cash equities that is expected to launch in early 2008.

26 November 2007

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NAB looking to move 400 IT jobs offshore - reports

National Australia Bank (NAB) is considering shifting a further 400 technology jobs to offshore service providers in India, according to press reports.

21 November 2007

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Detica reports 'sharp decline' in business from banks

Shares in UK business and technology group Detica slumped after it reported a "sharp decline" in business from investment banks towards the end of its first half following the global credit crunch.

19 November 2007