96 results about this entity
Period: 20 Jan 2005 - 22 Nov 2023
News
US payment processor Tsys has acquired the remaining 49% stake in First National Merchant Solutions, a joint venture created in association with First National Bank of Omaha just eight months ago.
04 January 2011
Royal Bank of Scotland has received over a dozen bids for its Global Merchant Services business, which includes WorldPay, with private equity groups, payment processors and IT vendors all in the frame.
08 April 2010
Tsys is to spend $150.5 million to acquire a controlling interest in First National Merchant Solutions, which it will run in a joint venture partnership with First National Bank of Omaha.
01 March 2010
Tsys says it will cut more jobs this year after reporting a 9.2% fall in net income for the fourth quarter as revenue from electronic payment processing services fell.
21 January 2010
Payments processor Tsys says it stand to lose four per cent of its annual revenue as a result of plans by Bank of America to switch its 240,000 merchant relationships to a new joint venture company in partnership with First Data.
01 July 2009
Japan's Travel Bank has partnered Tsys to launch a pre-paid Visa card designed as an alternative to paper travellers' cheques for people going overseas.
14 May 2009
Payments processor Tsys has been forced to revise its full year guidance downwards after posting an 18% fall in net profit for the first quarter and warning of declining card transaction volumes during the recession.
29 April 2009
JPMorgan Chase is bringing Washington Mutual's card processing in-house, terminating the distressed bank's current deal with Tsys.
03 December 2008
China Postal Savings Bank has inked a multi-year credit card processing deal with China UnionPay Data Services (CUP Data).
01 December 2008
US-based payments processor Tsys has signed three new Japanese clients - AZ Card, OCS, and Nagasaki Kenmin Shinyo Kumiai - and opened a new data centre in Okinawa.
24 October 2008
The Finextra50 Financial Technology Index closed last week higher at 84.06, and despite the decline in Europe's markets last week, it was the index's Indian fintech stocks that took the biggest beating, led by i-Flex, which fell 18.41%
28 January 2008
US electronic payment processor TSYS is to spin off from its parent company, Georgia-based financial services house Synovus, and become fully independent.
26 October 2007
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