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Corero Wins New Deal For Radica CAPS Corporate Actions System

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Corero, the former Mondas, has received a number of orders totalling more than £270,000 from an undisclosed major investment bank. They include a licence for a module of Radica CAPS, which forms part of a delayed previously announced order, as well as associated professional services and maintenance over the next four years. It will be deployed by the customer in London and Singapore to support the processing of its European and Asian corporate actions and income events.

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