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CoreOne Technologies
Provider of financial data creation, management, and distribution services and solutions
About CoreOne Technologies
CoreOne Technologies, established in 1997 by founder Rob Flatley, carved a significant niche in the financial technology sector by providing specialized data management solutions for the securities industry. The company's journey involved a key transformation in 2008 when, as a Symphony Technology Group portfolio company formerly known as Netik, it executed a buyout from The Bank of New York Mellon while simultaneously acquiring Capco Reference Data Services. This strategic move solidified its foundation.
Headquartered in New York, with a global presence in London, Hong Kong, and Bangalore, the firm catered to a substantial client base of over 500 financial institutions. This roster included global banks, asset and wealth managers, sovereign wealth funds, custodians, and exchanges. The company's business model centered on delivering its sophisticated capabilities through a hosted, software-as-a-service (SaaS) fashion. Its revenue was generated by providing these essential services to a wide array of players within the global financial markets.
CoreOne's offerings were structured around four main product lines: RegOne, DeltaOne, VistaOne, and PrimeOne. RegOne addressed the critical need for regulatory reporting and trade execution quality analytics. DeltaOne focused on the management of index and Exchange-Traded Product (ETP) data, featuring a state-of-the-art user interface. VistaOne provided a comprehensive enterprise data management solution, including a data warehouse, reporting, and documentation tools. PrimeOne extended the company's reach into prime brokerage services, offering tools for stock borrowing, lending, and margin management. A significant milestone occurred in October 2015, when Markit, a global financial information services provider, acquired CoreOne Technologies for approximately $200 million. This acquisition integrated CoreOne's product suite into Markit's Information and Solutions divisions, aiming to enhance Markit's existing capabilities in regulatory reporting, data management, and prime brokerage.
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| Deal type | Date | Amount | Valuation | Investors | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ACQUISITION✓Exit | Aug 2015 | $200M | $200M | IHS Markit | — |
| LATE VCEquity / VC | Dec 2002 | $0 | — | Advent Venture Partners | — |
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Warburg Pincus
Advent Venture Partners
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- IMIHS Markit
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