(AOF) – Keyrus has announced the acquisition of a majority stake in the capital of CMG Consulting Group, a network of consulting firms specializing in business project management, business consulting, and organizational consulting in the Banking, Finance , Insurance and Real Estate. Founded in 2006 in Paris, CMG Consulting Group brings together 4 companies and has more than 100 employees for a turnover of 11.3 million euros in 2021
The investment in CMG Consulting Group represents for Keyrus a strategic opportunity to strengthen its Financial Services division (FSI) and to respond more comprehensively to the transformation needs of these sectors by combining the business know-how of CMG Consulting Group with its expertise functional and technological in the fields of Data and Digital.
“Keyrus’ mastery of project “delivery” models in distributed mode within its various international locations will make it possible to accelerate the deployment of an FSI “practice” on a pan-European basis, with the ability to position CMG Consulting Group backed by Keyrus on large-scale projects that include both consulting and the implementation of innovative and high-performance technological solutions”, explains the consulting and technology, Data and Digital specialist.
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