Oaklins DeSilva+Phillips represents ProcessUnity in its recent transaction
Oaklins DeSilva+Phillips was pleased to represent our client ProcessUnity, a leading provider of third-party risk management (TPRM) software, in its recently announced transaction with S&P Global.
“The transfer of the KY3P Workflow Platform reflects the strength of our platform and the outcomes we deliver. We’re looking forward to welcoming KY3P customers and helping them build more efficient, resilient third-party risk programs,” said Sean Cronin, CEO at ProcessUnity.
About ProcessUnity
ProcessUnity is the Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) company. Our software platforms and data services protect customers from cybersecurity threats, breaches, and outages that originate from their ever-growing ecosystem of business partners. By combining the world’s largest third-party risk data exchange, the leading TPRM workflow platform, and powerful artificial intelligence, ProcessUnity extends third-party risk, procurement, and cybersecurity teams so they can cover their entire vendor portfolio. With ProcessUnity, organizations of all sizes reduce assessment work while improving quality, securing intellectual property and customer data so business operations continue to operate uninterrupted.
Oaklins DeSilva+Phillips served as the exclusive financial advisor to ProcessUnity. This transaction reflects ODP’s deepening focus on compliance technology and TPRM — a sector experiencing rapid growth as organizations face mounting regulatory pressure, supply chain complexity, and increasing scrutiny of third-party relationships. This deal reinforces our firm’s track record of sourcing and executing high-value transactions for its clients in the GRC and information services markets.
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