Rocket Acquires Mr. Cooper for $9.4B

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Rocket is buying Mr. Cooper for $9.4B, servicing nearly 10 million Americans — what consumers should know

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Rocket Companies is making a "bombshell" acquisition, buying Mr. Cooper , the largest mortgage servicer in America .

The deal, worth $9.4 billion , will give Rocket a massive $2.1 trillion servicing portfolio.

Rocket aims to harness data and AI to build lasting relationships with customers by meeting their needs before they arise.

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