Truist to move out of the 401(k) business through a series of acquisition deals
/Truist Financial is selling off its 401(k) unit, the company announced on Wednesday, January 6. Terms of the transactions were not disclosed.
Read MoreTruist Financial is selling off its 401(k) unit, the company announced on Wednesday, January 6. Terms of the transactions were not disclosed.
Read MoreRent-A-Center, a retailer that offers home furnishings, appliances, and electronics, on a lease-to-own basis, is planning to acquire digital lease-to-own provider Acima Holdings in a $1.65B cash and stock transaction.
Read MoreMeemo, a payments app that tracks user transactions and offers merchant rewards, launched a website where users can create personalized gift cards.
Read MoreTransferWise, the U.K.-based cross-border payments fintech that’s reportedly valued at $5B, is preparing to go public in the new year, according to Sky News.
Read MoreBrokerage Robinhood this week agreed to pay a civil penalty of $65M over charges from the Securities and Exchange Commission that it was misleading customers.
Read MoreWahed, a U.S.-based Islamic fintech that offers a compliant investment management platform, has acquired Niyah, a British company that runs a banking app designed for Muslim communities. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Read MoreConsumer technology platform Credit Karma, widely known as a credit monitoring tool, is boosting its data-focused strategy through a behavior-based auto insurance discount program offered in partnership with Progressive.
Read MoreIn a holiday season that’s seeing Bitcoin’s value rise, a New York-based community bank is allowing customers to earn Bitcoin rewards through a traditional checking account.
Read MoreGoogle Pay launched merchant cash back rewards through a partnership with U.K.-based startup, Fidel.
Read MoreBetterment and Wealthfront, two early robo-adviser startups that ushered in a wave of automated investment tools more than a decade ago, are preparing to expand their market share and scale more quickly.
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