Shares in Swiss software company Temenos rose over 6% in early trading on Monday, notching up their first gains since the stock was battered by a report from Hindenburg Research last week alleging accounting irregularities.
Temenos shares had lost around one third of their value since hitting a year-high of nearly 90 Swiss francs earlier this month. By 0925 GMT, the stock was up by 6.25% at 64.40 francs, the first increase since the Hindenburg report on Thursday.
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