Tunisian Software Developer Vermeg Expands With EBRD Support
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The EBRD is supporting the development and expansion of Vermeg Solutions, a Tunisian software developer, with a
Vermeg Solutions, a software company specialised in fund administration and securities processing, is a subsidiary of
Joining forces and turning around BSB's operations represents a great opportunity for Vermeg to develop its product range and expand its business. Vermeg and BSB offer complementary products and solutions in the same industry and the group is expected to benefit from significant synergies.
The main clients of Vermeg and BSB are top private and public financial institutions and include global custodians, brokers, investment banks, fund managers, clearing houses and central banks. The group has successfully evolved its range of products and services by using state of the art technology and by recruiting and retaining high quality, knowledgeable and well-trained staff.
On behalf of Vermeg Group Badreddine Ouali remarked: "Vermeg witnessed sustainable internal growth since its creation. Today, with more challenging market and with fast changing in financial industry, it is crucial to reach a critical size that can be achieved through external growth. We identified synergies with BSB in many levels including products, client base and geographic locations. We are pleased to be the first small and medium sized Tunisian company to be trusted by the EBRD. This loan will allow us implement our mid-term growth strategy".
The loan is being provided under the Local Enterprise Facility, a
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