November 19, 2006 - Sunday Tribune

Kerley, also a co-founder of the financial software company, says the transition from being a boss of a private technology company to one listed on AIM and IEX has been relatively painless.

November 19, 2006 - Sunday Business Post

Norkom, the Dublin software firm, is forecasting revenues of almost €25 million for this year, up 35 per cent on its performance last year.

The company, which develops anti-money laundering software for financial institutions, is also on track to increase profits by 18 per cent to about €3.4 million, according to Paul Kerley.

November 15, 2006 - Irish Examiner

Norkom Technologies, the Dublin-headquartered provider of anti-fraud and money laundering software to the financial services sector, is hopeful of expanding through acquisition, probably in North America over the next 12 months.

November 15, 2006 - Irish Independent

Only five months after listing on the AIM and IEX markets, Norkom has reported that earnings for the six months were up by 31pc or €2.1m.

November 15, 2006 - Irish Times

The “leadership question” in Norkom’s target market will be decided within two years, chief executive Paul Kerley said yesterday when announcing the company’s first results since its June flotation.