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Online personalised gift retailer notonthehighstreet has been bought by a US private equity firm after seeing annual sales jump 50% thanks to the surge in internet shopping (PA)
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Online personalised gift retailer notonthehighstreet has been bought by a US private equity firm after seeing annual sales jump 50% thanks to the surge in internet shopping.
The online marketplace has been sold to Boston-based Great Hill Partners, which has backed firms including home furnishings retailer Wayfair and digital travel group Momondo.
StashAway announces Assets under Management of US$1billion
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SINGAPORE, Jan. 24, 2021 /PRNewswire/ StashAway, Southeast Asia s largest and fastest-growing digital wealth manager for both retail and accredited investors, has announced that they re managing more than US$1billion (SG$ 1.35billion).
Since StashAway first launched its services in 2017, numerous wealth managers in Southeast Asia and MENA have emerged. StashAway is the first digital wealth manager in any of those regions to announce that it manages more than $1 billion USD. StashAway has surpassed US$1B in assets under management in 42 months, faster than it took the world s largest digital wealth managers, Betterment and Wealthfront to reach the same milestone.
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