Gresham Technologies plc

Detailed Description

Gresham Technologies plc, a software and services company, provides solutions for data integrity and control, banking integration, and payments and cash management in the United Kingdom, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the United States, North America, Australia, and the Asia Pacific. It operates through Clareti Solutions, Other Solutions, and Contracting Services segments. The company offers Clareti Platform to carry out business controls, including front-office ticketing and post-settlement reconciliation. It also provides Clareti Connect Regulatory Services for regulatory reporting across various regulations and jurisdictions; straight through processing services; Clareti Connect Payment Services for message transformation, multi-banking, cash, and payments; and Clareti Connect Message Services to address complex messaging and data transformation. In addition, it offers Clareti Transaction Control, a reconciliation and control tool that can ingest, validate, and transform data; Clareti Regulatory Control, a regulatory reporting, control, and connectivity solution, which delivers data and helps to comply with complex regulatory requirements across various jurisdictions; Clareti Cash Control, an out-of-the-box self-service solution for cash reconciliation; and Clareti Securities Control, a solution that enables to automate and optimize securities reconciliations. Further, the company provides a range of solutions to enterprise-level customers in various end markets, as well as IT contracting services to the banking industry. It serves financial institutions and corporates. The company was formerly known as Gresham Computing plc and changed its name to Gresham Technologies plc in November 2016. Gresham Technologies plc was founded in 1969 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.

Product & Services

Clareti Transaction Control, Clareti Integration, Clareti Analytics, Clareti Multi Bank

Key People

Peter Simmonds, Chairman, Ian Manocha, CEO

Financials

Revenue: £21.7m (2017) £17.2m (2016) £14.8m (2015)