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Rakuten Group is trending in Japanese financial news after it filed a change report disclosing an increased holding in Rakuten Bank (securities code 5838). Investors are watching the group's share price as the disclosure signals a further consolidation of its banking subsidiary, feeding discussion about the group's financial strategy and its broader mobile and fintech business outlook.
- 2GCash IPO opens doors for retail investors▼Want to buy GCash shares? How retail investors can join the IPO https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.rapp ler.com/business
GCash, the Philippines' leading mobile wallet operator, is moving toward a public listing, and Rappler has published a guide explaining how retail investors can buy shares in the IPO. The piece covers who is eligible, how to open an account with a local broker, and what steps individual investors need to take to participate when the offering opens.
- 3Finmid raises €17 million, launches fleet financing with Bolt●Finmid sichert sich 17 Mio. Euro und startet mit Bolt innovative, API-basierte Fahrzeugfinanzierungen direkt für Flotten
German fintech Finmid has raised €17 million and announced a partnership with Bolt to offer API-based vehicle financing directly to fleet operators. The company's embedded lending model allows platforms in e-commerce and mobility to provide financing without traditional banks acting as intermediaries, positioning Finmid as a scalable infrastructure provider.
- 4Mynt launches $844 million IPO in the Philippines●Mynt opens $844 million Philippine IPO, offers GCash users real-time share allocation
Mynt, the Philippine fintech company behind the mobile wallet GCash, has opened its initial public offering in Manila, aiming to raise $844 million. In a first for the country's market, GCash users can receive share allocations in real time directly through the app, broadening retail access to the listing.