Hogan Lovells advised S1 Corporation on its combination with Fundtech Ltd. in a stock-for-stock merger deal valued at approximately $700 million.
S1 is a leading global provider of payments and financial services software solutions, and Fundtech is a leading global provider of software solutions and services that facilitate payments.
“We are pleased that S1 Corporation called upon Hogan Lovells to serve as its counsel for this transformative transaction,” said corporate partner Daniel Keating. “Our talented team of lawyers applied their many years of experience handling complex M&A deals in the financial services and technology sectors to help S1 realize the next step in the company’s evolution.”
The Hogan Lovells team, led by Daniel Keating, included Stuart Stein, global co-head of the Hogan Lovells Corporate practice group; partners Christian Chandler, Scott McClure, and Joseph Krauss; and associates Kyle McNamara, Nathaniel DeRose, Christian Ulrich, and Jason McCaffrey.
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