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Business reporter who specializes in the intersection of financial services, retail and related industries.

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Stripe’s $8B OpenRouter Deal Drives a $10B Week | Exits & Deep Reads

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By Suman Bhattacharyya Verified
| This Week in Fintech
Today’s newsletter is brought to you by our friends at Stripe made a major push into AI infrastructure this week. The payments giant agreed to acquire OpenRouter for more than $8 billion, putting it at the center of how developers access AI models. Ramp’s launch of its own model router now sets up a race to become developers’ preferred gateway. Munich Re’s $575 million acquisition of At-Bay, and HomeTrust Bank’s $448.1 million Blue Ridge Bank deal ranked among the other major transactions.
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Ingenico Secures $174M as Rillet Reaches Unicorn Status | Fundraises

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By Suman Bhattacharyya Verified
| This Week in Fintech
Today’s newsletter is brought to you by our friends at Increase. Fintech companies secured more than $700 million in financing this week across equity rounds, credit facilities and mixed equity-and-debt deals. Ingenico, a market leader in point-of-sale terminals, raised €150 million ($173.7 million) from a PIMCO-led investor group.
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Mercury Launches Two Exclusive Investment Funds for Businesses’ Idle Cash

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By Suman Bhattacharyya Verified
| This Week in Fintech
Business banking fintech Mercury wants to offer its customers more ways to earn yield on idle cash while keeping that money in its ecosystem. The company today rolled out two Mercury-exclusive investment funds, partnering with Morgan Stanley Investment Management and State Street Investment Management.
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