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Here's your daily crunch. A look at Expensify ahead of its IPO, a neo-bank called Ferra's launching to the public and Snack a tender meets Tik-Toc dating app is opening to Gen Z investors.

Our big story is all about IPOs. If you're bored of stock market launches, consider it a luxury. The unicorn market has been all

hype and no liquidity, but in the last year or so, the public market has been a welcome and

lucrative exit path for a host of unicorns. The same excitement that has led

to record venture capital results in the private sector has been at play amongst public investors,

boosting the value of many a former unicorn as they left their

startup days behind them. An April pause led to some concern that the IPO market was

cooling but that doesn't seem to be the case now that we're in May.

And that couldn't be more welcome news for Expensify.

The company's origin story is one of a scrappy group of developers who built

one of the most unexpectedly original companies and enterprise software today.

As Expensify ramps toward the public market, you may want to take a look at our deep dive into

the company at TechCrunch.com. In other startup and venture capital news, a neo-bank for immigrants called

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