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Robinhood in ‘Food Fight’ for Anthropic IPO Retail Allocation

Bloomberg Markets Monday 02 November 2026, 20:31 UTC 1 min read
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BusinessWeek Radio Simulcast Nov 2nd, 2026 Robinhood in ‘Food Fight’ for Anthropic IPO Retail Allocation Robinhood CFO Shiv Verma said that the company is in a 'food fight' for retail access to shares in Anthropic's upcoming IPO. Verma said Robinhood is going to let its demand for shares 'speak for itself' and let trading momentum on Robinhood's platform drive the argument for access.

BusinessWeek Radio Simulcast Nov 2nd, 2026 Robinhood in ‘Food Fight’ for Anthropic IPO Retail Allocation Robinhood CFO Shiv Verma said that the company is in a 'food fight' for retail access to shares in Anthropic's upcoming IPO. Verma said Robinhood is going to let its demand for shares 'speak for itself' and let trading momentum on Robinhood's platform drive the argument for access.
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