Fidelity National Information Services Inc., a Jacksonville, Fla.-based provider of technology services to financial institutions, has announced a plan to spin off its Lender Processing Services division as a publicly traded company.The plan, recently approved by the company's board of directors, contemplates that FNIS will contribute the assets of the division to a newly formed subsidiary in exchange for 100% of the new company's common stock and approximately $1.6 billion of its debt securities. If approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission and favored with a tax-free ruling by the Internal Revenue Service, FNIS would distribute 100% of the new company's common stock to FNIS shareholders in a tax-free spinoff, the company said. William P. Foley II, executive chairman of FNIS, said the reason for the spinoff is that the company's Transaction Processing Services and Lender Processing Services divisions are "distinct and unique businesses that serve different customers, operate in different markets, and attract different investors." The company can be found online at http://www.fidelityinfoservices.com.
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