FBX of Informa plc Financial Intelligence and Novantas, Inc. Announces Name of New Business
July 29, 2021 at 08:08 am EDT
Share
FBX, an Informa Financial Intelligence business, alongside Novantas, announced the name of their combined business, Curinos: a new entity equipping financial institutions with expanded data sets, intelligent technologies and market expertise that empower clients to make more profitable, data-driven decisions faster. Curinos is the newest subsidiary of Informa plc resulting from the combination of its Financial Benchmarking & Omnichannel Experience business with Novantas, Inc., a preeminent fintech provider of advanced decision support systems and data to the banking industry. Together, Curinos creates a leading data intelligence business serving global financial institutions across lending, deposits, and digital banking solutions. Curinos, a combination of the words "customers," "innovation" and "nos," the Spanish word for "us," reflects the forward-thinking vision of the unified businesses. Curinos will complete a comprehensive brand launch and visual changeover on August 16, 2021 which will include the unveiling of its full brand story and new website.
Informa PLC specializes in organizing events and publishing books, documents and journals. The activity is organized around four sectors:
- organization of exhibitions;
- publishing of academic and scientific research contents: human and social sciences, technology, medicine, physical sciences, etc.;
- publishing of professional and commercial contents: sciences and health, finances, legal sciences, trading, transport, telecommunication, etc.;
- organization of conferences and professional training trade shows.
The group's contents are marketed in the form of publications on paper, electronic download, and CD-ROM.
Net sales break down by activity into sale of organization of events (36.3%), subscriptions (23.6%), sale of publications (14.9%), sale of advertising space (8.1%) and other (17.1%).
Net sales are distributed geographically as follows: the United Kingdom (5.7%), Continental Europe (13.4%), North America (56%), China (4.4%) and other (20.5%).