Anthropic

Anthropic has introduced Personal Finance – a new section in Claude for analyzing bank accounts, expenses, and upcoming payments. The beta version is gradually being rolled out to paid subscribers in the U.S. At the same time, investor Anthony Pompliano accused the company of attempting to obtain insider information about the competing fintech startup Silvia.

Google has entered into credit support agreements for TeraWulf's data center project for Anthropic. The rental obligations of the Claude developer are estimated at approximately $19 billion over 20 years. The agreements are expected to facilitate the raising of debt, but do not provide for Google to issue a loan for this amount.

Riot Platforms has entered into a 15-year lease agreement with Claude developer for data center infrastructure. The deal is valued at $28 billion. If Riot fails to secure suitable financing, Anthropic's costs may be offset through lease payments accruing at 12% per annum.

Arthur Hayes warned that the unlocking of shares from AI companies after their IPOs could increase market supply, complicate lending, and weaken demand for Bitcoin. He assessed the risks for Anthropic and SpaceX, but his calculations do not guarantee sales. We analyze what the companies' documents confirm and why Maelstrom is not increasing risk for now.

Anthropic has warned investors that future AI models may soon accelerate the development of the next generations of systems. This is stated in the updated S-1/A filing ahead of the IPO. The company acknowledges safety risks but emphasizes that none of the existing models have yet reached the established threshold.

Robinhood's CFO Shiv Verma wants retail investors to receive more shares during the IPO and confirmed the broker's participation in the Anthropic offering. The share allocation is determined by the issuer and its banks: historically, retail has received 1-5%, but now discussions are about 10-20%.

In the S-1 form filed with the SEC on October 26, 2026, Anthropic disclosed an option for Alphabet to purchase up to $10 billion in Class N shares at the IPO price. These shares carry no voting rights until sold to unaffiliated parties. The offering may potentially take place in November.

Anthropic plans to sell shares worth 552.9 billion yen (up to $3.5 billion) to Japanese investors as part of its upcoming listing on Nasdaq under the ticker ANT. The Japanese portion will be handled by broker Mizuho Securities, with the application submitted in the U.S. on October 26. Size, price, and valuation details are undisclosed.

Financial Times reports: investors want to see the stock price of Anthropic before investing new funds in OpenAI. Amid a decline in the tech sector, OpenAI's valuation has dropped by $150 billion – from $1.4 trillion to $1.25 trillion, and the target funding amount has decreased from $30 billion to $20 billion.

Australian investment directors express caution regarding the upcoming IPO of Anthropic PBC, scheduled for October 29, 2026. Discover professionals' views on the risks and prospects of the offering.