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Reads of the Week
Exits
M&A - Fintech
Global Paymentsreceived regulatory clearance from the UK CMA for its $22.7 billion acquisition of Worldpay.
S&P Globalagreedto acquire With Intelligence, a private-markets data firm in an $1.8 billion deal, expanding its alternative assets analytics business.
Propy announceda $100 million expansion plan to acquire property title firms across the U.S. and streamline operations using blockchain and AI.
Coinbase acquired Echo, an onchain capital raising platform for $375 million, to build a full-stack solution for crypto projects.
Modern Treasuryacquired Beam to expand its instant payments infrastructure that unites instant fiat and stablecoin payments.
TrueLayer announcedplans to acquire Zimpler, a Swedish open-banking rival, to expand its European payments footprint.
Jump announcedplans to acquire Mobile Assistant, an advisor transcription services, to expand its AI-driven tools for financial advisors.
M&A - Banks and Financial Institutions
Santandermergedits Openbank digital brand with its European consumer finance business to simplify operations.
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