Capgemini announced the acquisition of Quorsus, a UK-based company specializing in consultancy services to financial organizations in post-trade technologies, operations, regulatory solutions, and market infrastructure. Its specific industry focus and expertise will allow Capgemini to support further its capital markets and clients in addressing increasing regulatory requirements and the demand for strategic yet efficient operations across the trading lifecycle.
Quorsus, headquartered in London, works across the financial ecosystem, using its extensive post-trade capital markets knowledge and delivery capabilities to support clients in regulatory reporting, financial market infrastructure, and securities processing. Since its inception in 2019, demand for its services has seen Quorsus achieve rapid growth across a broad portfolio of clients, including some of the largest and most prominent global market participants, market infrastructure providers, and industry associations within capital markets.
“While the landscape for financial institutions is re-shaping rapidly due to consolidations, new technologies, and changing operating models, compliance continues to be key. The acquisition of Quorsus brings to our team a set of in-demand specialist expertise to reinforce our capital markets services for financial institutions,” said Anirban Bose, CEO of Capgemini’s Financial Services Strategic Business Unit and Group Executive Board Member. “With Quorsus we are strengthening further our ability to deliver end-to-end business transformation to clients in financial services.”
Comments Ryan Baccus, CEO of Quorsus, “We are very much looking forward to being part of the Capgemini Group. Our current clients will benefit from the Group’s global scale and breadth of services, which we believe will be critical to ensure our clients can meet both their strategic transformation and regulatory driven change requirements. Our team members will also benefit from the career opportunities that come with joining a global leader.”
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