Temenos catching up on deals delayed by Trump tariffs uncertainty, CFO says
(Reuters) -Swiss banking software company Temenos had some deals delayed last month because of U.S. President Donald Trump's April 2 tariff announcement, but they were coming through now and the group's U.S. growth plans were on track, its finance chief said on Wednesday. Temenos shares fell more than 4% after it reported after market close on Tuesday lower than expected first quarter revenues, saying some deals were delayed because of economic uncertainty. "There were some uncertainties, some banks were more cautious ahead of the, call it 'liberation day', but the majority went ahead and said, 'We're not affected directly'," Chief Financial Officer Takis Spiliopoulos told Reuters, referring to Trump's tariff announcement.