SLIDESHOW

The M&A Scene: CEO Leadership
Dealmakers gathered at the Harvard Club in New York on May 7 as part of ACG NY's CEO Leadership event. Peter Gonye, a co-leader within Spencer Stuart's private equity practice in North America was the keynote speaker. Panelists included M. Tatum Pursell, senior adviser, Unlimited Horizons; Tony Ecock, general partner, Welsh Carson Anderson & Stowe; Jim Follett, former CEO of Authentic Response Inc.; Doron Grosman, operating partner, Court Square Capital; and Joelle Marquis, partner, Arsenal Capital.

Watercooler

3Qs With... Chris Randall, executive vice president, NBH Capital Finance
NBH Capital Finance will focus on the lower middle market

Dealmakers

Time Inc. -Meredith Pairing Would Have Been Too Complicated, Says Jeff Bewkes in Keynote
The Time Warner chairman hints there may be a future deal for the spun-off magazine business, maybe even with Meredith

Columns

The Buyside:
Trench Dealfare

Strategic players in the aerospace and defense sector look to offset losses by remaining on the hunt for targets

Today's Transactions:
Evo Payments Buys E-Commerce Payment Company

Evo Payments joins a growing list of companies investing in e-commerce and mobile payment companies

Evo Payments International has acquired PowerPay, a company that provides e-commerce and point-of-sale payment-processing services.

The acquisition of PowerPay, headquartered in Portland, Maine, is the next step to the company becoming a significant leader in the electronic-payments sector, says Jeff Rosenblatt, president of Evo.

Evo purchased the credit card business of Deutsche Bank, Deutsche Card Services, in November. 

The company, based in Melville, N.Y., serves 275,000 merchant businesses. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. The deal was announced Dec. 6.

The company joins a line of others looking to expand mobile-payment technology. Global Payments Inc. (NYSE: GPN) paid $413 for Accelerated Payment Technologies Inc. in August. In July, PayPal bought card.io, which allows credit card information to be scanned using a mobile phone camera. Starbucks Coffee Co. (Nasdaq: SBUX) invested $25 million in payer application Square

 

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