Misys/Temenos merger in doubt

Misys has confirmed a takeover approach from Vista Equity Partners.


The announcement comes as the UK banking software outfit is in merger talks with Swiss rival Temenos. In a Stock Exchange statement, it says that it has "received an approach from Vista Equity Partners consisting of a non-binding indicative proposal to acquire the entire outstanding share capital of Misys for cash that may or may not lead to an offer being made.”

The statement came in response to rumours that Vista had offered £1.2 billion for the company. Misys's biggest shareholder, Value Act, has thrown its weight behind the Temenos deal, but it is believed that other shareholders are still weighing up their options.

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