CORA Group, a portfolio company of Constellation Software’s Jonas Software operating group, has acquired Finastra’s US mid-market banking business.

The transaction includes core banking, digital banking, and related software businesses used by banks and credit unions across the US.

Following the acquisition, the division will operate as a focused, standalone company.

The acquisition shifts ownership of several software brands. Among these are the Phoenix Core Banking System, MalauzAi Digital Banking, Analyzer IQ, and Enterprise Content Management solutions.

The cloud-based Phoenix platform helps community financial institutions scale efficiently while managing shifting regulatory demands.

Celent’s 2024 report references the software and Gartner’s 2025 Magic Quadrant for retail core banking systems in North America includes it.

The business intends to maintain its existing product lineup, personnel, and customer relationships.

CORA Group operates under Constellation Software’s model, which focuses on the long-term ownership of vertical market software providers.

“Finastra’s US mid-market business is exactly the kind of company we look for, with strong products, loyal customers, and people who really know their industry,”

said Denis Brosnan, Portfolio CEO of CORA Group.

Brosnan added that the company provides resources to let teams stay close to their clients without changing configurations that already function effectively.

Finastra said the move sharpens its focus on areas where it leads and can deliver greater value.

“CORA Group’s long-term approach is the right fit for this business and its customers,”

said Chris Walters, Chief Executive Officer of Finastra.

Customers were informed that day-to-day operations and support contacts will remain unchanged as the unit transitions to its new corporate home.

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