Wealthfront’s IPO marks a significant milestone for automated investing. With nearly two decades behind it, the company must now prove it can scale sustainably in a market that demands both growth and profit.
Acrisure is a private company with a high percentage of employee ownership. Its future ambitions are unclear, but it’s positioning itself as a fintech with the potential to be a SaaS, which could attract Wall Street interest.
Will Gemini’s IPO favor Wall Street or everyday investors? With strong security but past controversies, its success hinges on recent IPOs, the regulatory environment, and market trends. Investors can watch for a directed share program, broker IPO access, or wait for post-IPO opportunities.
Addepar is a late-stage startup with a deep roster of venture capital backers. The wealth management SaaS company has proved it can land new clients and raise AUM, so when is the IPO? Or will it be acquired by a deep-pocketed financial services firm?
Plaid is a leading fintech that is likely to IPO in the next few years. Visa’s acquisition failed due to regulators, and SPACs are out of favor. So when will the Plaid IPO debut?
eToro helped to revolutionize retail investing with social trading and multi-asset offerings, but its path to IPO faces regulatory hurdles and fierce competition. As it adapts with innovations like NFTs and cryptocurrencies, its future hinges on balancing growth, trust, and compliance.
Arrived Homes is an early-stage startup with an impressive list of angel and venture capital investors. It’s too early to invest, but explore the potential ways this company may raise pre-IPO capital as it aims to meet investor demand.
Ripple revolutionizes cross-border payments with blockchain-based RippleNet and XRP, focusing on enterprise solutions. Its global bank partnerships, strong venture backing, and revenue diversification through licensing and XRP reserves position it uniquely despite SEC challenges.
Brex is a startup serving other startups through its cash management accounts, credit cards, and travel reimbursement software. It’s not a bank yet, but are investors banking on an IPO?
Stripe is a payments processing behemoth that is long overdue for an IPO. This $70+ billion fintech has been on the list of top IPO candidates for the past several years. Will Stripe finally go public next year?
Revolut is a leading U.K. fintech company. Though not quite a bank, the company has built a diverse services platform and client base and is maturing into a public-worthy company. Watched for an IPO in the U.S.
Ramp is a leading corporate credit card and expense management startup. But the legacy and up-and-company environment is crowded. Can Ramp launch above and beyond its competitors?