Investment News
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Victory Capital to Acquire First Eagle Investments for $7 Billion as Socure Raises $156 Million at $5.2 Billion Valuation
- Victory Capital struck a definitive agreement to buy First Eagle Investments for ~$7 billion, while identity‑verification firm Socure pulled in $156 million at a $5.2 b valuation.
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KKR Closes $19.2 B Infrastructure Fund as Ursa Major Files for $2.3 B SPAC IPO
KKR has raised a record $19.2 billion infrastructure fund focused on AI‑linked digital projects, while defense firm Ursa Major filed to go public via a $2.3 billion SPAC.
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SpaceX Completes $60 B Acquisition of Cursor as Goldman Sachs Moves to Acquire NEOS ETF Provider
SpaceX finalizes its acquisition of Cursor for around $60 billion, while Goldman Sachs agrees to buy NEOS Investments in a $2.25 billion ETF deal, marking major shifts in AI infrastructure and ETF space.
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reAlpha Completes $8.5 Million Acquisition of InstaMortgage; Jersey Mike’s Closes IPO at $23 per Share
reAlpha acquires InstaMortgage for $8.5M to integrate mortgage capabilities; Jersey Mike’s completes IPO, raising capital at $23 per share on NYSE.
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T. Rowe Price to Acquire $19 B Fixed-Income ETF Specialist as Santander Closes Webster Deal
T. Rowe Price is set to buy F/m Investments, adding $19 billion in fixed-income ETF and SMA capabilities, while Santander completes its Webster Financial acquisition via €3.56 billion share issuance.
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Databricks Raises $5 B at $190 B Valuation as Ripple Prime Secures $275 M Notes Offering
Databricks secures a massive $5 billion strategic round at a $190 billion valuation, while Ripple Prime closes a $275 million senior notes placement to boost its U.S. prime brokerage expansion.
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Broadcom Eyes Up to $100 Billion AI‑Chip Financing as NVIDIA Taps $500 Billion in Institutional Capital for AI Infrastructure
Broadcom is in talks to line up up to $100 billion in debt to finance AI‑chip infrastructure for Anthropic and others, while NVIDIA has secured memorandums to mobilize over $500 billion from major institutions to back AI “factories.”