Neon Creates New Era Of MSB Consultants With Last Week's $9 Million Acquisition
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LONDON--Upstart New Era of Networks (Neon) has acquired MSB Consultants, the London-based middleware and trading products specialist, in a $9 million midnight deal completed early Saturday morning this past June 13.
The deal is seen as a way for MSB to derive benefits from a larger company and for Neon to capitalize upon MSB's trading room expertise, say industry observers.
For users, the acquisition means easier one-stop-shopping "for a solution that uses infrastructure that is based around IBM's
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