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Pagaya set to acquire Silicon Valley’s Theorem Technology for an undisclosed sum

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Laura M
Laura M
Laura is a financial reporter, editor, and researcher with a particular interest in fintech innovation, capital markets, and the evolving global banking landscape.

Here are the key points regarding Pagaya Technologies’ acquisition of Theorem Technology:

  1. Acquisition Overview:
    • US-Israeli fintech Pagaya Technologies has agreed to acquire Theorem Technology, a Silicon Valley-based institutional asset manager specializing in machine learning for an undisclosed amount.
    • The deal is expected to close in Q4 2024.
  2. Business Integration:
    • Theorem’s institutional fund management, consumer credit funds, and engineering capabilities will merge with Pagaya’s AI-powered consumer credit and residential real estate solutions.
  3. Growth and Expansion:
    • Pagaya anticipates that its fund management business will grow to over $3 billion in investment vehicles, separate from its existing securitization program.
    • This acquisition aligns with Pagaya’s strategy to diversify its funding sources and enhance capital efficiency.
  4. Theorem Technology’s Expertise:
    • Founded in 2014, Theorem specializes in post-trade data management for consumer credit and utilizes machine learning to analyze and price loans.
    • The firm manages over $1.7 billion for global institutional investors, including endowments, sovereign wealth funds, pensions, and insurance companies.
  5. Strategic Benefits:
    • The acquisition will provide Theorem with access to Pagaya’s extensive investment sourcing network, while Pagaya will benefit from Theorem’s machine learning investment technology.
    • Investors in Theorem’s credit funds will gain access to credit assets from Pagaya’s network of top US lenders, with over $180 billion in application volume per quarter.
  6. Recent Pagaya Developments:
    • The acquisition follows Pagaya securing a $280 million credit facility led by BlackRock earlier this year.
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