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34 Industry Updates From mergers and acquisitions to cutting-edge tech tools and solutions, here's the company news the industry is talking about this month. AGENTHOME TO ACQUIRE CORINTHIAN TITLE COMPANY AgentHome LLC, a national network of independent title agents, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Corinthian Title Company, a California-based provider of title insurance and escrow services for residential and commercial real estate transactions. e closing of the acqui- sition is subject to regulatory approvals and the satisfaction of customary closing conditions. Corinthian, headquartered in San Diego, California, is a locally-owned and operated title agency currently licensed to issue title insurance policies in 28 counties within the State of Cali- fornia. With 10 locations throughout Southern California, the company is licensed to provide title and escrow services to approximately 90% of the population in California, including most major metropolitan areas. "Over many years of providing the very best products and service to its growing customer base in California, Corinthian has developed a reputation for excellence and commitment to helping people and businesses achieve the dream of acquiring real estate," said Mary O'Donnell, CEO and President of AgentHome. "We are de- lighted that the Corinthian team has joined our network of independent title agencies who want to leverage our resources—and each other—to grow their businesses while maintaining their unique cultures and local expertise." Draycott Place Partners served as the Ex- clusive Financial Advisor to Corinthian. Nelson Mullins served as legal counsel to AgentHome. "We are excited to join AgentHome! ey will provide us with the support and platform to continue to grow our company through- out California, further expanding our ability to serve our customers, while preserving our legacy, brand name, and culture," said Michael Godwin, President of Corinthian.