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Attentiv Systems - Retail banking software float

June 2004

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Shares in Attentiv Systems, a developer and supplier of software forthe retail banking sector, have enjoyed a friendly reception after floating on AIM at 55p at the end of March. The reason for this confident start lies in its fabulous growth prospects, which are being driven by increased regulatory burdens on its customers as well as their constant need to cut costs in order to remain competitive. The great thing about Attentiv's business model is that a large part of itswork is booked months and sometimes years in advance, through its support and maintenance and multi-year consultancy contracts.   Asa result, over 90% of sales are already booked for this year and 55% in2005.  This has laid the platform for some ambi ...

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