06 February 2013
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For a while, in mid-January, the banking software market mirrored what was happening in the UK retail space. Post-Christmas, another swathe of well-known retail chains went to the wall, with the most high-profile being music and DVD retailer, HMV. In parallel, a clutch of long-standing, autonomous banking software suppliers were acquired. In both instances, it was almost a case of, who is going to succumb today?
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