RBC set to acquire UK wealth management firm Brewin Dolphin in £1.6bn deal
The deal is subject to shareholder and regulatory approval and is expected to be completed by Q3 2022.
The deal is subject to shareholder and regulatory approval and is expected to be completed by Q3 2022.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
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Saphyre’s AI-enabled platform is intended to improve pre- and post-trade data and processes.
BETA, Maxit and Digital Investor (collectively known as BETA+) have been sold to Clearlake Capital and Motive Partners.
Global Shares is 40% owned by Motive Partners, which bought the stake in 2018 for $25 million.
The round was led by the Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan (HOOPP).
The funding comes after the fintech abandoned its planned IPO in January.
The awards are open to banks, financial institutions, technology and service providers, teams and individuals.
Banks and fintechs need to step up their game to serve customers better when it comes to money management.
The money will be used to expand across continental Europe and the US.
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The company says the investment is one of the largest ever primary equity raises in the sector.
“We have seen a widening wealth gap trend without much sign of slowing down,” says Xrent.
Esusu is now one of just a handful of Black-owned unicorn start-ups in the world.
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Walmart CEO says the app will allow users to “manage their money in one place”.
Millennial and Gen Z-focused Wealthfront caters to “the next generation of investors”.
The growth equity investment round values the company at more than $1.3bn.
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Horta-Osório resigns after it was found he broke Swiss and UK Covid-19 isolation rules.
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CAIS describes itself as “the first truly open marketplace for alternative investments”.
The firm claims more than 15,000 IRA investors with a billion dollars of assets under custody.
Petal CEO says firm is hiring across the board for more than 100 positions this year.
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Acquisition of Blast boosts the number of apps under the Ant Money umbrella.
Truebill claims 2.5 million members and has doubled its user base in the last year.
All eligible accounts will be transferred to Moneyfarm in January.
Hanspeter Wolf, CEO and founder of Appway, will become FNZ’s CTO.
Company is one of the few US fintechs with a female founder to gain investor funding to date.
It is up to financial services companies to help identify trusted resources for financial advice.
The San Francisco-based company will add scale and headcount with funding round.
The service plans to offer a “fully-aggregated” and “one-stop” financial planning tool.
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Scout aims to connect users with “the world’s top athletes and business minds”.
The fintech believes data and technology can deliver “better wealth outcomes for individuals”.