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

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Anchorage Buys Routable | Exits & Deep Reads

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By Suman Bhattacharyya Verified
| This Week in Fintech
This week, Anchorage Digital scooped up enterprise payouts platform Routable, while Shares completed its acquisition of banking-as-a-service provider Treezor from Société Générale. Alto agreed to buy self-directed IRA custodian Forge Trust from a Charles Schwab subsidiary. Among banks and financial institutions, BPCE acquired a 7% stake in Spain’s Banco Sabadell, worth approximately €1.2 billion.
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AI Insurance and Mortgage Platforms Raise $350M | Fundraises

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By Suman Bhattacharyya Verified
| This Week in Fintech
Ledgebrook led this week’s raises with $200 million for its AI-powered specialty insurance platform. Mortgage-servicing software provider Valon followed with a $150 million Series D at a $2.3 billion valuation. In other notable raises, Capitolis raised $120 million at a $1.9 billion valuation. Tokenized cash-management provider Spiko secured $90 million, and Stuut raised $52.5 million to automate billing and payment collection.
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Valley National to Buy Bluevine for $340M | Exits & Deep Reads

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By Suman Bhattacharyya Verified
| This Week in Fintech
This week, Valley National Bancorp agreed to buy Bluevine for approximately $340 million, which would bring in $2.1 billion in deposits and a larger small-business presence. Meanwhile, Stripe agreed to acquire small-business financing provider Parafin, and Capitolis struck a $200 million deal for eSecLending. In IPO news, Mynt, which operates GCash, priced an $843.7 million offering, while Airtel Money priced a $700 million listing. Both were valued at about $7 billion.
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