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 In todays top payments news around the world, Jumio has secured a $150 million investment from Great Hill Partners, while Nuvemshop has raised $90 million in funding. Plus, MobiKwik of India is reportedly looking to go public.Jumio Lands $150 Million To Expand Digital ID Verification, AML ComplianceJumio said Tuesday  March 23  that it stanley cup  has notched a $150 million infusion from Great Hill Partners. The funding comes on the heels of an active year for Jumio in 2020, during which it reported record sales, volumes and automation stanley germany  breakthrough stanley uk s.  Jumios innovations helped establish the identity verification market, and the need to establish someones digital identity remotely has never been greater,  Jumio CEO Robert Prigge said.eCommerce Platform Nuvemshop Of Brazil Lands $90 Million FundingNuvemshop, which is headquartered in Sao Paulo, Brazil, has notched $90 million in funding. Accel headed up the round, and, as part of the deal, Accel Partner Andrew Braccia will become a part of Nuvemshops board.  Braccia sits on the boards of firms like Squarespace and Slack.  The firm, which is referred to as Tiendanube in Spanish speaking nations, claims it is  the dominant eCommerce platform in Latin America. Digital Wallet Provider MobiKwik Of India Looks To Go PublicMobiKwik of India, the digital wallet and payments app, has looked in recent years to compete with multinational competitors on its home court, grow internationally and take advantage of the rise of mobile payments. Now, MobiKw Atag Hilton Settles Data Breach Suit for $700,000
 Within the next week or so, CVSs planned acquisition of Aetna is expected to close, pairing the nation   largest pharmacy chain and the nations fifth-largest health insurer under a single banner.The move, according to CVS  stanley cup CEO Larry Merlo, will change the face of the CVS brand going forward, as it moves to take a more active and avid approach to influencing better health outcomes while at the same time reducing healthcare costs across the board.On an earnings call聽last week, Merlo told investors that the combined firm will exceed stanley cup  its initial projected two-year $750 million cost savings. 聽Those cost savings, he noted, will come by synergies that will allow corporate expenses and operational costs to be lowered. More important, though, the combined entity, according to Merlo, will be able to bring down medical costs by pushing new progra stanley fr ms dedicated to medication-adherence programs and pushing patients to lower-cost sites of care than costly emergency rooms.Merlos called out CVSs 2014 $2.1 billion acquisition of Coram, a retail pharmacy chain that specializes in infusion services in home-based and outpatient settings. Currently it serves nearly 45,000 patients annually, from more than 90 locations nationwide including retail infusion sites and five CVS Pharmacies.Moreover, he noted, over the long term, CVS-Aetna will be able to better assist in the management of chronic conditions 鈥?such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, hypertension and asthma 鈥?by integrating CVS phar