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Citrix Systems Inc
NASDAQ:CTXS (9/29/2022, 7:17:34 PM)
After market: 103.93 +0.03 (+0.03%)103.9
+0.04 (+0.04%)
Citrix Systems, Inc. engages in the design, development, and marketing of information technology solutions. The company is headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, Florida and currently employs 9,700 full-time employees. The Company’s Workspace solutions are complemented by content collaboration and collaborative work management solutions, App Delivery and Security solutions, which deliver the applications and data. Its Workspace solution comes with ready integrations with used business applications, including Salesforce, Workday, Systems Applications and Products (SAP) Ariba and SAP Concur, ServiceNow, Microsoft Outlook and Google Workspace, and is compatible with identity and access management providers, including Okta, Ping, Radius and GoogleID. The Company’s App Delivery and Security products can be consumed through perpetual licenses or under pooled licensing agreements that enable customers to consume in either a hardware form factor or as software over the term of the agreement. Its App Delivery and Security capabilities include Citrix ADC, and Citrix SD-WAN and Secure Access Service Edge (SASE).
Citrix Systems Inc
851 W Cypress Creek Rd
FORT LAUDERDALE FLORIDA 33309
P: 19542673000.0
CEO: David J. Henshall
Employees: 9700
Website: https://www.citrix.com/
Hackers targeting a Boeing Co. subsidiary took advantage of a flaw with Citrix Systems Inc. software that had gone unnoticed and unfixed for weeks, a government advisory said Tuesday.
Private credit firms that provided a risky type of financing for the leveraged buyout of Citrix Systems Inc. are raking in gains on their investment, in sharp contrast to Wall Street banks that have realized some $1.3 billion of losses.
A critical flaw in software from Citrix Systems Inc., a company that pioneered remote access so people can work anywhere, has been exploited by government-backed hackers and criminal groups, according to a US cyber official.
A group of banks led by Goldman Sachs Group Inc. offloaded the riskiest portion of debt from last year’s buyout of Citrix Systems Inc. after being stuck with it for months as investors became more cautious.
Elliott Investment Management and Carlyle Group are among the investors that have placed orders for a $3.84 billion slug of debt backing the buyout of Citrix Systems Inc., which a group of banks are offering to unload at a steep discount, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Wall Street banks are poised to realize at least $1.3 billion in losses on the sale of ultra-risky debt tied to the leveraged buyout of Citrix Systems Inc.
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