Shares of Better Home & Finance Holding (BHFH), the parent of digital lender Better.com, made their public debut on Nasdaq Thursday, opening at $41 and dropping as much as 23 percent in the beginning of the day. The stock priced at the upper end of its range at $45 Wednesday evening, giving the financial technology company a market capitalization of roughly $14.7 billion. This was the first major fintech listing of 2021.
BHFH provides an online mortgage platform offering customers three-step mortgages, simplified loan calculations, and streamlined document submission process. Despite trading below its IPO price, the company still represents one of the largest public market capitalizations of a fintech company in the US. In 2020, BHFH reported mortgage originations of $17 billion and total revenues of $286 million.
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• Digital lender Better Home & Finance Holding (BHFH) made its public debut on Nasdaq Thursday
• Stock priced at $45, giving the financial technology company a market capitalization of $14.7 billion
• BHFH offers customers three-step mortgage process, simplified loan calculations, and streamlined document submission
• In 2020, BHFH reported mortgage originations of $17 billion and total revenues of $286 million
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