SoFi collaborates with Delos to give homeowners access to Delos’ home wellness solutions. Robinhood acquired MarketSnacks, a financial news podcast and newsletter. SigFig launched SigFig Atlas, a platform for banks and customers. HiddenLevers partnered with Focus Financial Partners to create a business intelligence platform. Ellevest announced a new $33 million funding round.
SoFi, online personal finance company, is collaborating with Delos™, wellness real estate and technology company, to ensure homeowners will have an accessible financing path to implement Delos’ DARWIN Home Wellness Intelligence Network, a fully-integrated residential solution designed to enhance the health and well-being of residents.
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Robinhood announced on Monday it has acquired MarketSnacks, which was described as a daily financial news podcast and newsletter, and has re-relaunched these products as Robinhood Snacks. According to Robinhood, as part of the acquisition, MarketSnacks Co-Founders Jack Kramer and Nick Martell are joining us as Managing Editors of News.
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SigFig, a financial technology company that is reimagining customer experiences in financial services, announced the launch of SigFig Atlas, a financial advice and software-guided sales platform for banks and customers.
The platform empowers banks to provide consistent, personalized financial advice and engage in high-quality customer conversations – improving customer satisfaction and loyalty.
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HiddenLevers, a company built around cloud-based portfolio stress testing, has partnered with Focus Financial Partners, RIA consolidator firm, to create a business intelligence platform for Focus and its partner firms, according to a company announcement. Focus Financial began publicly trading last year and earlier this year announced a deal with an RIA tallying $1.3 billion in revenue, a deal that will contribute to an expected banner year in deal volume.
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Ellevest, an automated investment platform tailored to women, announced a new $33 million funding round backed by prominent investors PayPal and Melinda Gates-founded Pivotal Ventures. Helmed by former Citigroup CFO Sallie Krawcheck, Ellevest has secured approximately $62.5 million in equity funding since its founding in 2014, according to current SEC filings.
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