Sector/Industry
Tech & Payments Financial Technology and Services
Management
Torben Munch, CEO
Tony Falck, CFO
Chairman of the Board
Per E. Larsson
Responsible advisor
Fredrik Näslund
Christian Frick
Nordic Capital Fund VII acquired Orc Group though a public tender offer launched in December 2011 and completed in January 2012. In Spring 2012 the Group separated its businesses into three separate entities; Orc, Neonet and CameronTec, to enable the three operating companies to better focus on their respective product and customer niches. The majority shareholding in Neonet was later on divested.
As two separate companies, Orc and CameronTec could grow focusing on its own specialties. Orc, specialised in niche trading solutions for market makers and proprietary traders, turned its focus on larger customers, broadened its offering towards customer driven business and acquired a new best in class technology platform (Tbricks), while CameronTec, with its niched high quality FIX engine product offering made several successful add-on acquisitions, most notably Greenline Financial Technology, and expanded into adjacent business areas.
After three years apart, Orc Group and CameronTec announced its intention to combine again to create an integrated provider of complete trading technology solutions for the global capital markets. As a result, the new name and brand, Itiviti was introduced in January 2016, marking the unification as a combined company established to deliver a powerful trading and connectivity offering built for the future.
In November 2017, Itiviti announced the intention to combine with ULLINK to create a new global force in capital markets technology and infrastructure. With annual sales exceeding USD 200 million, 1,000 employees and local presence in major financial markets across Europe, Asia-Pacific and the Americas, the combination of Itiviti and ULLINK creates a full-service technology and infrastructure provider for global and regional financial institutions. The merger was completed in March 2018.
EUR 70 million
400
Nordic Capital Fund VII, controlling shareholding
Stockholm, Sweden
2012
* Reported