The company said that as part of the agreement
Bravura has acquired Citi's Warsaw-based transfer agency softwareplatform (including its employees) for consideration of USD21m.
According to the company,
Bravura will be using StorLife as the secure storage layer for its Rufus GTA (Global Transfer Agency) system, a Pan-European transfer agency system, which tracks the accounts of investors in mutual funds, packaged equities, cash and hedge funds.
When the Russian-born theatre designer Theodore Komisarjevsky borrowed from Venice in creating the interior of the Tooting Granada -- a super-cinema of 1931, now relegated to use as a bingo hall -- he did it with
bravura, inventing as much as he copied.
And the Joffrey performed Deuce Coupe with total ease here, with the
bravura Julianne Kepley as the leading freestyle girl and a pristine Heather Aagard ideal as a counterpointing figure, the little bunhead left out in the 1960s cold.
It's a
bravura performance that becomes an end in itself, an abjuration that comes to seem both wise and inevitable.
The masts add structural and sculptural
bravura to the rather staid skyline, a gesture -- as in some of Richard Rogers' works -- of futuristic optimism.
Naturally the arrival of a CD would shift the focus away from Mitchell's
bravura star turn onstage and toward Trask's much-ballyhooed songs--and the question of whether the CD would emerge as the score of a musical or as a straight-ahead chunk of rock and roll.
First, consider the contests of Olympians, the partnerships that aim to set
bravura standards; anything he can do she can do better and she'll die trying in the effort.