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Coupa and Goldman Sachs Transaction Banking (TxB) have partnered to streamline B2B payments. With Coupa's business spend management platform and Goldman Sachs TxB's cloud-based banking services, the global collaboration will simplify domestic, cross-border and foreign exchange (FX) payments to 167 countries and 124 currencies, the companies said in a Thursday (April 13) press release.
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Coupa Software is being acquired by Thomas Bravo at $81 per share. The deal is scheduled to close in Q1 2023.
Duck Creek Technology, a software provider for the insurance industry, is being taken private.
With the market in turmoil, the smart money is making big deals.
Recently surfaced rumors about the business spending software company finally prove true.
Thoma Bravo's purchase of Coupa Software is a risk to Llamasoft users and supply chaiExcerpt n resiliency at a time of unprecedented demand and supply disruption. Using prior history as a guide, business users should take action now to thwart the risk of a Bravo acquisition.
The story of this company as a publicly traded entity seems to be coming to an end.
Backed by the strength of a comprehensive portfolio, Coupa (COUP) records healthy top-line growth in third-quarter fiscal 2023.
When Coupa confirmed it was being acquired for $8 billion, spend management industry took note. It wasn't because it involved private equity firm Thoma Bravo, or that that deal was struck in all cash at $81 shares, but rather, that it marked a 77% premium above Coupa's closing price on Nov.