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State Street Corp. is looking to sell currencies trading platform Currenex Inc., and it has held informal talks in the hopes of finding a buyer, the Financial Times reported, citing multiple people familiar with discussions.
Talks regarding a potential sale have not reached an advanced stage. State Street declined to comment to the news outlet.
The company bought Currenex in 2007 for $564 million.