Sirius pre-tax profits fall in 2005
Broking software house Sirius Financial Solutions saw its pre-tax profits fall to £340 229 in 2005 (2004: £385 444).
The group turnover for the year saw only a slight rise to £21.8m (2004: £21.7m), following the launch of its new system Sirius 21, which was sold to 91 brokers by the end of the calendar year and 115
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