Financial software company
The London-based company underperformed the credit grader’s free cash flow expectations in the fiscal 2022 year, burning money from financial lease payments. Finastra faced higher upfront costs as it transitioned its customers to a new subscription-based model, which should help smooth future cash flows, though the company faces stress from higher interest expenses and taxes next year, S&P analysts Daniel Pianki and
Finastra pays 350 basis points ...
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