The fintech consolidation continues (TWIF 3/17)

The UK's Anna.Money acquiredCape, an Australian corporate expense management platform.

Levenue, Europe’s largest revenue-based financing provider, acquiredMidFunder, a Swiss competitor.

Private equity firm GTCR sold off patient and consumer engagement and payment provider RevSpring to healthcare fund Frazier Healthcare Partners.

Bank-to-bank payment provider GoCardless agreed to acquireNuapay, an open banking payment platform.

Trade settlement and execution platform Apex acquiredAdvisorArch, a portfolio management company and modern rebalancer for financial advisors.

Intuit acquired the intellectual property and hired the team from automated revenue reconciliation and financial operations platform Proper Finance.

PublicSq, a publicly-traded sales marketplace that promotes retailers with conservative values, acquiredCredova, a buy-now-pay-later provider for shooting sports and firearms sales, which last year had $15 million in revenue.

Amadeus, a travel and tourism tech provider, acquiredVoxel, a B2B payments solution provider for the travel sector.

Request Finance, a French platform that enables Web3 companies and freelancers to receive, send and convert cryptocurrency payments, acquiredConsola Finance, an Austrian cryptocurrency accounting platform.

Nordic Capital is weighing a sale of German regulatory software firm Regnology, in a deal which could value the business at up to €3 billion.

The Polish financial regulator is selling VeloBank, Poland's tenth biggest bank by assets, and private equity firm Cerberus is the frontrunner to pick it up.

National Bank of Canada is exploring options including a sale of Cambodia's ABA Bank, which could be valued at more than $2 billion.