
…and, Another Payment Company Looks at “Strategic Options”
Green Dot (NYSE: GDOT) is the latest fallen angel in the fintech sector (See RPAY, PSFE) whose shares, zenith to nadir, have tumbled 90%. The
Green Dot (NYSE: GDOT) is the latest fallen angel in the fintech sector (See RPAY, PSFE) whose shares, zenith to nadir, have tumbled 90%. The
SoFi, a U.S.-based personal finance and financial technology company, has secured a loan agreement of up to $5 billion from Blue Owl Capital, marking its
Rapyd, the international payment platform facilitating bank transfers, digital wallet services, and cash payments for businesses and consumers, has acquired PayU, a payment solutions company
Dwolla, a leading U.S.-based account-to-account (A2A) payment solution, has launched a unified payments platform through an expanded integration with Plaid, the data aggregation and open
Zolve, a fintech that helps migrants secure access to basic financial services, raised $251 million in equity and debt financing, led by Creaegis with participation
SpecterOps, a provider of adversary-focused cybersecurity solutions with targeted insights of advanced threat actor tradecraft, secured a $75 million Series B, led by Insight Partners,
Klarna, the leading Swedish embedded finance company that provides BNPL, has filed for its U.S. IPO at a challenging time for public offerings. Yet, undeterred,
Euronext, one of Europe’s oldest exchanges providing trading and post-trade services for financial instruments, has agreed to acquire Admincontrol, a leading Nordic and UK provider
Rocket Companies, a financial technology company consisting of mortgage, real estate, and personal finance businesses, announced its acquisition of proptech Redfin in a $1.75 billion