-Arlington Capital Partners (“Arlington”), a Washington, DC-area private equity firm, today announced the acquisition of EOIR Technologies, Inc. (“EOIR”). Based in Fredericksburg, VA, EOIR provides state-of-the-art technology solutions to the Department of Defense and Intelligence Community.

Vistra Group today announced the acquisition of Ujwal Management Services Private Limited (USMPL), an international business services provider based in Bangalore, India.  This is the Group's second acquisition in Indiafollowing the announcement of the acquisition of IL&FS Trust Company Limited (ITCL) in April.

Tudor Aw, head of technology sector at KPMG UK, reacts to the Brexit outcome in the EU referendum. He said:

“A poll of TechUK members prior to the EU referendum showed that some 70% were in favour of remain. Today’s result is therefore disappointing for the industry.  That said, I remain optimistic and confident over the future of UK Tech. 

Executives at Andbank España were delighted this week after the bank won Business Worldwide Magazine's Best Private Bank Spain 2016 Award. This is despite the bank having started only four years ago.

The International Swaps and Derivatives Association, Inc. (ISDA) today published the following statement on the UK referendum vote to leave the European Union (EU), also known as Brexit.

Accenture reports the launch of a new comprehensive support service for businesses that employ LINE Business Connect, the service for businesses provided by LINE Corporation, to provide new and enhanced customer experiences. 

BPC Banking Technologies, a world leading provider of payment solutions, announces that it was selected by PVcomBank, Vietnam and implemented SmartVista to replace the existing ATMs switch and Card Management System.

Well, like all of you, I wake up this morning to find that the UK has decided to tell Europe to fork off.  You probably think I’m going to blog about what it all means and the implications for financial markets (I did that the other day and back in February).

London’s position as the world’s main currency trading centre would be threatened by a British exit from the European Union, with Frankfurt, Paris, New York and Dublin likely to be the main beneficiaries, according to a survey of foreign exchange (FX) market professionals.

The research team at Chatsworth Communications polled 12,000 members of the ACI Financial Markets Association, the largest global trade body representing the international currency markets, for their personal views ahead of the UK Referendum vote on 23 June.

Key findings: