International Money Express, Western Union refile for US antitrust clearance on merger plan

By Public Technologies
  • Western Union plans to acquire International Money Express via a merger, leaving IMXI as a wholly owned Western Union unit.
  • Closing remains blocked by a suspended California DFPI sign-off, with talks continuing to seek reinstatement.
  • A fresh U.S. antitrust filing was made on Oct. 2, 2026, resetting the 30-day review clock.
  • Parties requested early clearance, seeking to keep the deal viable beyond the prior Oct. 6, 2026 deadline.


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