WORLDPAY (UK) LIMITED

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Founded

2010-01-01

Website

https://www.fisglobal.com

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Financial Reporting (43) Earnings Reports & Warnings (24) Acquisition Announcements (20) Stock Market Events (12) Business Resilience Planning (9) Asset Divestment (8) Merger Announcements (5) Business Growth Initiatives (5) Inter-Organizational Collaborations (4) New Product Release (3) Tech Innovation & Advancements (3) Investment Strategies (2) Fraud Investigations (2) Divestitures and Spin-offs (2) United Kingdom-EU Relations Post-Brexit (1) Capital Funding Requests (1) Corporate Deals (1) Corporate Governance Policies (1) Corporate Insolvency (1) Cross-Border Mergers (1) Economic Indicators (1) Economic Policy Developments (1) Equity Analysis & Ratings (1) Failed Acquisitions (1) Government Policy Developments (1) Market Trends (1) Regulatory Decisions (1) Stock Buyback (1)

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2025-04-28 (ffnews.com)

Artis Partners Closes First Quarter With Three Deals and Fund Exit Advisory Launch

Artis Partners, specialists in sell-side M&A and growth financing for technology companies, advised on three deals and expanded its breadth of services in its first quarter since formation. Across the period, the investment bank advised on StormFisher Hydrogen's US$50 million commitment from Hy24's Clean Hydrogen Infrastructure Fund, Worldpay's acquisition of AI-native fraud prevention fintech Ravelin, and IG Group's £160 million purchase of commission-free investing platform Freetrade.