(Reuters) - U.S. IT company IBM is buying Toronto-based risk analytics software firm Algorithmics for $387 million in cash to enhance its financial services capabilities. IBM said the deal, expected ...

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IBM on Thursday announced that it would acquire Algorithmics, a risk analytics firm that serves the financial services industry, for $387 million. The company is a member of the Fitch Group, which is ...

Algorithmics's clients include The Allianz Group, BlueCrest, HSBC, Nedbank, Nomura, Societe Generale, and Scotia Capital. BANGALORE: IT major IBM today said it has agreed to acquire Toronto-based risk ...

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