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Financial Ojects - Financial dislocation creates no problems

February 2008

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Concerns that Financial Objects, the banking software provider,would come unstuck as a result of the financial dislocation have beenunfounded with the company reporting that FY07 results will be ahead ofmarket expectations. This is as a result of second half contract winsin the banking business and further growth in the wealth managementsector. Evolution now forecasts eps of 6.2p for the year already ended with7.5p in the current year. The broker also expects Financial Objectswill have ended 2007 with net cash of at least Â£4.4m (c.9p a share). Results are due on 10 March. Strong hold. ...

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Financial Objects - Cash rises to Â£16.6m (July 2002)

Financial Objects - Enterprise value just Â£8m (May 2002)

Financial Objects - Pipeline of seven Activebank deals in Europe (April 2002)

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