Grab acquires Stash to expand financial services footprint

Reuters
Feb 12
Grab acquires Stash to expand financial services footprint

Grab is expanding its international financial services footprint by acquiring Stash Financial, Inc., an AI-powered investing platform based in the U.S. Through this deal, Grab gains access to Stash’s technology, talent, and a subscription-driven business model. Stash, which manages $5 billion in assets and serves over a million paying subscribers, is a cash-flow positive business and is projected to generate more than $60 million in adjusted EBITDA by 2028. This move aligns with Grab’s mission to democratize financial services and strengthens its capabilities in the mass-market investing segment.

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