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Chatham Financial completes acquisition of Verumex (VmX), advancing CRE data management

Oct 02, 2024•about 1 year ago

Acquiring Company

Chatham Financial

Acquired Company

Verumex (VmX)

Kennett SquareTorontoFinancial ServicesCommercial Real EstateReal EstateAnalytics

Description

Chatham Financial, a global leader in financial risk management technology and advisory, has announced its acquisition of Verumex (VmX), a comprehensive global data platform serving the complex needs of the commercial real estate (CRE) industry. The combined firm aims to enable CRE investors and asset managers to resolve common challenges associated with poor CRE data quality, improving day-to-day efficiency and increasing decision-making confidence for clients.

Company Information

Company

Chatham Financial

Location

Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, United States

About

Chatham Financial is the largest independent financial risk management advisory and technology firm. A leader in debt and derivative solutions, Chatham provides clients with access to in-depth knowledge, innovative tools, and an incomparable team of over 700 employees to help mitigate risks associated with interest rate, foreign currency, and commodity exposures. Founded in 1991, Chatham serves more than 3,500 companies across a wide range of industries — handling over $1 trillion in transaction volume annually and helping businesses maximize their value in the capital markets, every day. To learn more, visit chathamfinancial.com.

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