The $50 billion-asset Western Alliance said in a press release
that it had bought Digital Settlement Technologies in Los Angeles, which operates
as Digital Disbursements. Western Alliance did not disclose the price it paid.
Digital Disbursements, formed in 2019, allows claimants to
choose how they would like to receive payments.
The deal “furthers our commitment to providing
differentiated technology solutions that address the evolving needs of our
clients,” Kenneth Vecchione, Western Alliance’s president and CEO, said in the
release.
Digital Disbursements will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary
of Western Alliance Bank. Jeff Richardson, the company’s co-founder, will continue
to lead the unit.
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