Top 15 Global FinTech Industry Influencers 2021 Top 15 Global FinTech Industry Influencers 2021
FinTech, or financial technology, is the terminology utilized to describe any tech that has an objective to enhance the delivery of financial solutions and services. These services diverge extremely from mobile devices to applications that assist in connecting involved stakeholders with their finances and business-to-business technology.
The FinTech industry is advancing with innovative Fintech App Development concepts and ideas. Startups, unicorns, and digital banks are dynamically transforming the financial landscape through innovative Fintech Software Development Services.
There were around 8,775 Fintech startups in the USA in Feb 2020, making it the region with the most Fintech startups world-wise, followed by 7,385 such startups in Europe, the Middle East, as well as Africa, and around 4,765 in the Asia Pacific region.
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Perella Weinberg Partners, FinTech IV Execute Business Combination Agreement
December 30, 2020, 08:33 AM
Perella Weinberg Partners (âPWPâ), a leading global independent advisory firm, and FinTech Acquisition Corp. IV, a special purpose acquisition company, have entered into a definitive business combination agreement. Upon closing of the transaction, the combined company (the âCompanyâ) will operate as Perella Weinberg Partners and will be listed on NASDAQ under the new symbol âPWP.â The transaction reflects an implied equity value for the Company of approximately $975 million.
Founded in 2006 by Joseph R. Perella, Peter Weinberg and Terry Meguid, PWP provides independent strategic and financial advice to a broad client base globally, including corporations, institutions, governments, sovereign wealth funds and private equity investors. The firm
Perella Weinberg Merges with Betsy Cohen’s SPAC
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Perella Weinberg Partners has agreed to go public by combining with a blank-check company sponsored by finance entrepreneur
Betsy Cohen.
FinTech Acquisition Corp. IV, Cohen’s special purpose acquisition vehicle, will fund the purchase with its $230 million of cash and raise another $125 million through a private placement, according to a statement. The deal values the combined group at about $975 million.
“With the increasing complexity of today’s business environment, we believe demand for trusted independent advice is poised for years of significant growth,” Cohen said in the statement, which confirmed an earlier Bloomberg News report.
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Shares of Rent-A-Center surged Monday after the company agreed to buy lease-to-own financing provider Acima Holdings for $1.65 billion in cash and stock.
The total includes $1.273 billion in cash and about 10.8 million Rent-A-Center shares (ticker: RCII) that are valued at $377 million. The deal, which was announced late Sunday, is expected to close during the first half of 2021. Rent-A-Center stock jumped 10% to $38.80 in afternoon trading Monday.
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Rent-A-Center Stock Is Jumping. Investors Approve of Its $1.65B Purchase of a Smaller Rival.
Shares of Rent-A-Center surged Monday after the company agreed to buy lease-to-own financing provider Acima Holdings for $1.