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CPP Investments spends $690M for minority stake in software firm Regnology

Canada Pension Plan Investment Board invested alongside Nordic Capital, which acquired the Frankfurt-based firm in 2020. Regnology makes regulatory reporting software for financial institutions. (The Logic)

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CPP Investments spends $690M for minority stake in software firm Regnology

By Catherine McIntyre
Dec 20, 2024
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Canada Pension Plan Investment Board invested alongside Nordic Capital, which acquired the Frankfurt-based firm in 2020. Regnology makes regulatory reporting software for financial institutions. (The Logic)

Talking point: The funding will help Regnology expand into more international markets through organic growth and acquisitions, CPP Investments said in a press release. The firm operates in the growing regtech sector, where technology promises to streamline financial reporting amid increasing demand for disclosures. Large investors like CPP—Canada’s largest pension fund manager, with about $675 billion in assets—and their portfolio companies could benefit from solutions like Regnology’s to comply with reporting requirements.

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