LONDON (Reuters) -British supermarket group Sainsbury's has agreed to sell Sainsbury's Bank's travel money business to Fexco ...

Fexco Group has acquired Sainsbury's Travel Money, bringing it into 220 stores and giving it access to 10pc of the UK RFX ...

Sainsbury's Bank has agreed to sell its travel money operations to Fexco Group, marking another step in the UK supermarket ...

An Irish financial services firm, Fexco, has agreed to buy Sainsbury's travel money business for an undisclosed sum. Sainsbury's has 220 bureaux de change in its stores giving it about 10% of the UK ...

Co Kerry-based financial services and technology company Fexco has announced a deal to buy Sainsbury's Travel Money for an undisclosed sum.

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As part of a new “long-term” strategic partnership, Fexco will continue to operate Sainsbury’s 220 in-store travel money ...

Company said through this acquisition it will assume full responsibility for the Sainsbury’s Travel Money business, including ...

Fexco is now an investor too, as a limited partner with Delta Partners and through its own direct start-up investments in spin-outs from Fexco and start-ups that are aligned with Fexco.

Fexco's commission is 0.35pc on deals worth more than ?9,000. Mr Elliott said the increase worked out at around 20pc overall, while on dollar trades Fexco was still highly competitive.

Over 125 Fexco staff are to work from 37,000 sq ft of the building in what will be the company's global R&D, Innovation and IT hub.