US fintech GloriFi to trade publicly following $1.7bn SPAC merger with DHC
The new combined business will be worth approximately $1.7bn with the deal expected to close in Q1 2023.
The new combined business will be worth approximately $1.7bn with the deal expected to close in Q1 2023.
According to The Wall Street Journal, a deal is far from certain and could be weeks in the making.
GWCU says it now has a combined total of over 21,000 members.
Qapita is aiming to boost its presence in India.
Midigator automates the chargeback dispute response process and provides real-time data to businesses.
This is M2P Fintech’s third acquisition in 2022 alone.
The acquisition is expected to close in the next few weeks.
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New Access is primarily active in Switzerland, Liechtenstein and Luxembourg.
The acquisition will help build out Flywire’s existing education business.
The merger was initially announced earlier this year.
ANZ CEO Shayne Elliott says the acquisition is a “cornerstone investment” for the firm.
Following the acquisition, SharingAlpha will be fully integrated into Tifin’s Magnifi platform.
M2P Fintech plans on rolling out lending products “that are secure, scalable and cloud-ready”.
Firm hopes new licence will help diversify its sources of funding and grow its portfolio of credit products.
GMEX intends to combine Pyctor with its MultiHub offering.
Both firms will continue to operate under their own brands with no change in leadership or headcount.
Neither party will be required to pay the other a termination fee, as the decision was mutual.
The potential acquisition is pending a satisfactory outcome of the initiated due diligence process.
Careem plans to offer “simple and affordable international remittance services” through its super-app.
The deal is expected to close later in the summer.
The firm hopes the deal will help SMBs across Europe tackle Brexit-related payment challenges.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
Funding Societies says that all of CardUp’s employees across Asia will be retained.
Galileo’s solution will serve as the backbone for Flyp’s “gamified” BaaS platform.
Lentra says it plans to integrate TDT’s behaviour intelligence platform Cadenz.
Together, SAS’ and Kamakura’s solutions “will prove far greater than the sum of its parts”.
Tiger’s core business is managing clients’ financial wealth across a range of products.
The acquisiton, for an undisclosed sum, will be headed up by Bankhaus payments veteran Mirko Siepmann.
This is the third acquisition announced by Pine Labs this year.
With the acquisition, Glia aims to make virtual assistants “mainstream” for financial services companies.
Roxe will merge with Goldenstone Acquisition and become a publicly traded company on Nasdaq.
The €180m deal forms part of a broader multi-year partnership in the merchant acquiring space.
Upon closing, the bank will be renamed VersaBank USA National Association.
The acquisition of Accept will make HomeLight the largest agent-focused cash offer programme in the country.
Raswant has held roles at Standard Chartered Bank and consultancy McKinsey.
Imagen is Rewire’s first acquisition and will enable it to provide prepaid debit cards in Israel.
Fiinu is set to be acquired by media company Immedia for approximately £37.5 million.
EDIGard is headquartered in Norway and operates across Sweden, Denmark, Finland, UK and Germany.
Iceflow creator Graham Denyer will join MDX Technology as CTO.