Atomic Invest announced it has acquired Groene Hart Financial Diensten, a Netherlands-based MiFID investment firm, in a move the company says will broaden its ability to provide white-labeled investing and cash-management capabilities to fintechs and financial institutions across Europe.
The company said the transaction has been approved by the Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM), a regulatory step Atomic described as enabling it to scale its platform in European markets. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Atomic, which positions itself as a white-labeled investing platform for consumer-facing companies and financial institutions, said the deal provides a regulated foothold in the European Union and supports the rollout of services including wealth management, brokerage, and cash-management offerings embedded directly inside partner apps and platforms.
The company said European partners will be able to launch investing and savings products faster with local compliance capabilities built in, and that the combined organization plans to offer localized features such as country-specific tax reporting, support for tax-advantaged account structures, and products tailored to local market requirements.
Groene Hart Financial Diensten will be fully integrated into Atomic Invest’s European operations, the company said. Groene Hart is headquartered in Mijdrecht and provides integrated financial advice and planning services to individuals and businesses. The firm was founded in 1995 by Marcel van der Schaaf and Sander Cramer van den Bogaart, according to Atomic.
Atomic was founded in 2020 by Emma Marriott, Marco Alban-Hildalgo, and David Dindi, and is headquartered in New York with team members globally.
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“We’ve seen strong interest from European fintechs and banks in bringing embedded investing and modern cash-management experiences to their customers. In the U.S., we power platforms like NerdWallet, Bluevine, and Uphold across investing, savings and cash management use cases. This acquisition enables us to extend the same operating model and product breadth to platforms serving customers in Europe.”
David Dindi, CEO, Atomic Invest
