LONDON (Alliance News) - Gresham Computing PLC Thursday said it had won a new contract for its Clareti Transaction Control software from a back office processing company serving fund managers, custodians and prime brokers across Asia Pacific, the first win after it established a Singapore sales operation.
The provider of real-time financial transaction control software for the matching and reconciliation market didn't provide any financial details for the contract win.
The company opened new sales offices in New York and Singapore last year.
Gresham Computing shares were up 1.1% at 140.00 pence Thursday.
By Steve McGrath; stevemcgrath@alliancenews.com; @stevemcgrath1
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