United Fintech

TRADING SYSTEMS

United Fintech, TTMzero | February 04, 2021

United Fintech sets foot in the Market Data & RegTech space with German Fintech, TTMzero. United Fintech strikes a 25% stake in the market-leading firm, intending to grow to 80% in the next three years. The acquisition has been made to acquire and scale innovative Fintech in capital markets. It also involves creating a one-stop-shop Fintech through which banks and financial institutions can benefit and accelerate their transition to a digital world. Founded in 2...

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United Fintech | November 23, 2021

As a first transaction in a multi-stage acquisition towards full ownership, United Fintech has acquired a 25% stake in London-based FairXchange (the “Company”) for an undisclosed amount in a transaction integrating the Company, its products and employees onto its digital platform. Trading firms use FairXchange’s state-of-the-art analytical tools to facilitate data-driven dialogue with their counterparties, bringing clarity and transparency to execution performance through the p...

TRADING SYSTEMS, FINTECH

United Fintech and Cobalt | December 15, 2022

United Fintech, the end-to-end solution for banking technology, announces the 100 percent acquisition of Cobalt, the provider of critical risk and data services to the FX and digital asset markets. The acquisition elevates United Fintech’s position as the leading end-to-end solution connecting financial institutions with innovative fintechs to accelerate digital transformation. This is United Fintech’s fifth acquisition since launching in 2020 and has rapidly scaled it...

Tesla | January 13, 2020

Tesla stock continued to rally Monday, rising 5% and passing $500 per share for the first time. That puts Tesla at a fresh all-time high as it continues to soar on its entrance into China and optimistic delivery figures. The stock has more than doubled over the past three months, according to FactSet. The recent gains bring Tesla’s market cap to about $90 billion, which is nearly $5 billion more than that of General Motors and Ford combined. The companies’ market caps, which measure ...