The Daily Buyout

Wednesday, November 11, 2026

The Daily Buyout

41 deals · $625M announced

Illustration for the top deal in this edition

The biggest names in today's deal headlines mostly played out off our page, but Tuesday still delivered. Marsh is buying investment consultant Wilshire from its private-equity owners, and Western Union walked away from Intermex after failing to get acceptable regulatory approvals. Elsewhere, Oura spent $625M on an AI doctor, two multifamily REITs got shareholder sign-off, and H.I.G. bet on German appetite for Asian groceries.

Top deal of the day

Marsh agrees to buy investment consultant Wilshire from CC Capital and Motive

UndisclosedStrategic acquisitionFinancial Services

Marsh (NYSE: MRSH) has agreed to acquire Wilshire, a global investment consulting, solutions and analytics firm serving institutional investors and financial intermediaries. Sellers CC Capital and Motive Partners have owned Wilshire since 2021. Financial terms were not disclosed, and the deal is expected to close in the first quarter of 2027, subject to regulatory approvals and client consents.

Why it matters: The deal deepens Marsh's investments business with a five-decade-old advisory and analytics brand, and gives CC Capital and Motive an exit after a build-out that included add-on acquisitions.

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~$500MreportedStrategic acquisitionFinancial ServicesTerminated

Western Union terminates its deal to acquire Intermex

Western Union (NYSE: WU) has delivered a notice terminating its agreement to acquire International Money Express (NASDAQ: IMXI). The company said it had worked with Intermex and regulators to secure the approvals needed to close, but the parties were unable to obtain an acceptable outcome.

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$625MStrategic acquisitionHealthcare & Life Sciences

Oura buys AI primary-care startup Counsel Health for $625M

Smart-ring maker Oura is acquiring Counsel Health, an AI-native primary care platform pairing medical AI with licensed physicians, for $625 million. Counsel was already integrated into the Oura app in June; CEO Muthu Alagappan will become Oura's chief clinical AI officer, joining with the company's 70 employees.

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$245M in assetsStrategic acquisitionFinancial Services

MAX Credit Union to buy Alabama's First Financial Bank

Montgomery-based MAX Credit Union has agreed to buy Bessemer-based First Financial Bank, a unit of FirstFed Bancorp, for an undisclosed cash sum. The deal adds $245 million in assets and eight branches to MAX's $2.3 billion, 16-site footprint and is set to close in 2027.

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