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Finastra Owner Weighs Sale or Merger as Valuation Could Reach US$12 Billion

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Vista Equity Partners has begun an early-stage review of strategic options for Finastra that could include a sale, a stake sale, a merger, or acquisition, with Morgan Stanley advising, Reuters sources say. Finastra, created by Vista in 2017 from Misys and Canada's D+H, is a London-based financial software provider offering payments, lending and trade finance products, and its valuation could reach about US$12 billion. Separately, Finastra has announced partnerships in trade finance, notably connecting its Trade Innovation Nexus API layer with Komgo's Konsole platform to reduce manual processes and fragmented infrastructure.

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Private equity exits and merger talks are active now as Vista reviews options and Finastra signs commercial partnerships that could boost its strategic appeal and valuation.

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Selling Finastra now could be exactly the wrong move if the company is still building strategic moats with deals like the Komgo integration, potential buyers will pay for momentum, not just a valuation number.

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