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London Stock Exchange’s $1.1 billion deal could boost tech in the US

London Stock Exchange

Private equity firms Clearlake Capital Group and Motive Partners announced the acquisition of Beta+ this week and plan to use the tech to enhance wealth management firms they already own.

The London Stock Exchange's $1.1 billion sale of back-office technology to prominent U.S.-based private equity players could be a boon for the advice industry on this side of the pond.

Private equity firms Clearlake Capital Group and Motive Partners on Monday announced the acquisition of Beta+ an

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