Trading Technologies buys TRAFiX to cover cash equities
Trading Technologies closed its acquisition of TRAFiX on September 30, adding equities and equity-options OEMS and FIX coverage. Terms were not disclosed.
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October 2026
Trading Technologies closed its acquisition of TRAFiX on September 30, adding equities and equity-options OEMS and FIX coverage. Terms were not disclosed.
Capitolis has agreed to buy eSecLending for $200 million in cash. Parthenon is selling and investing, while antitrust clearance is still required to close.
September 2026
Brite Payments has opened UK Pay by Bank after an FCA e-money licence, putting Britain on one API already linked to more than 3,800 banks in 27 markets.
Bluevine's $340 million sale to Valley prices its deposit book at about 16 cents a dollar, with an 8% 2028 earnings lift still tied to a three-year earn-back.
HIFI's $37m Series A, led by Left Lane Capital, funds licences so more of its stablecoin stack runs outside Cross River Bank, the partner now competing with it.
MyComplianceOffice secured more than $100 million in growth financing from Accel-KKR Credit Partners to expand its technology team and AI capabilities.
MyComplianceOffice takes $100m+ from Accel-KKR Credit Partners, a private credit fund. What the release says on debt vs equity, and what it funds.
Baselayer raised a $35m Series A led by M13 for Know Your Agent checks. What its credentials verify, and what its 2,300-institution claim actually counts.
J.P. Morgan Payments adds Thunes to Xpedite Remit, five weeks after Fiserv chose the same payout network. What that does to cross-border differentiation.
CellPoint's Zenith, backed by $34m from Toscafund, is an AI decisioning layer above any payment orchestrator. Why the margin is leaving the routing layer.
Paymob's $35m pre-Series C, co-led by Mubadala and the EBRD, lands as GCC revenue grows 7x to near half the total. What the Gulf shift means for MENA payments.
FintechOS raised $28m from existing backers plus a Santander CIB debt line after turning profitable.
Luzern Risk's $45m Series B bets captive insurance can move beyond the Fortune 500, as Marsh data shows formations rising while commercial rates fall.
Bank Pekao has chosen NCR Atleos's Authentic payment switch for card processing as a tax-driven profit squeeze puts its cost-to-income target under pressure.
Nineteen firms funded the UK Payments Delivery Company's £50m raise four days after the design consultation closed. The blueprint is not due until Q1 2027.
Enova withdrew its OCC and Federal Reserve applications for Grasshopper Bank, saying nonbanks face no clear charter standards. ENVA fell 23.4% next session.
Fin.com raised a $20m seed led by Garrett Camp's Expa, a small cheque for a cross-border payments network with 200 staff and seven acquisitions closed.
Ryft raises a £20m Series B led by Gresham House Ventures, with a Malta EU licence bid, US entry and the safeguarding duties marketplaces would rather avoid.
ETFBOOK raises $13m led by Expedition Growth Capital to take its ETF data platform into the US and Apac, yet 38% of global ETFs sit outside its coverage.
Tabby raised $233m at a $6.5bn valuation led by Blue Pool Capital, but the small primary cheque shows Gulf BNPL's real growth funding is now debt, not equity.