The move follows a record first six months and impressive growth for Gresham.

Gresham has seen strong uptake in its flagship Clareti Transaction Control (CTC) solution from banks, financial institutions and corporates globally. CTC's ability to rapidly on-board existing and emerging reconciliations onto an enterprise-wide platform allows customers to rapidly introduce control and achieve significant business benefits

As part of this success, Gresham recently relocated its corporate headquarters to 10 - 15 Queen Street, City of London. Earlier this year, Gresham grew its Asia Pacific presence with a new regional headquarters in Sydney and a new office in Singapore. Gresham has also expanded its UK development centre, with additional facilities for new developers, client facing workshops and training.

"We are seeing a significant shift in the reconciliations space as organisations look to comply with regulations and transition away from legacy technology and manual processes," said Chris Errington, CEO, Gresham Computing. "Organisations are looking for a real-time solution to replace existing controls that are failing in the matching and reconciliation space. CTC is being selected as the forward looking technology to provide those controls."

Errington adds, "We continue to make a significant investment in our CTC offering to ensure that we are providing current and future clients with a solution that can quickly replace outdated systems and handle new and complex financial instruments."