Tom Matsuda

Last month, the UK challenger bank made two new hires to lead its financial operations amid public listing rumours.

The top 10 on the list include embedded banking startups, buy now, pay later providers and pet insurance fintechs.

UK fintech Stenn described the application as a “sudden action by an investor”, which it's defending against.

The fintech’s business banking unit is making an effort to secure larger enterprises as revenue exceeds $500m.

Only Europe’s top tier fintechs are cashing on the secondaries hype — but who will be next to follow them?

The UK-based challenger bank is prioritising growth as it readies US and EU expansion efforts, stoking rumours of a public listing.

The Swedish fintech continues its move into the black after reporting an adjusted operating profit of 673m SEK (€57.2m) for H1 2024.

UK BNPL lender would follow in the footsteps of Revolut, Monzo and Moneybox and other fintechs with secondaries deal.

Sweden's Klarna dethroned neobank Revolut to become the top fintech founders factory in Europe last month.

Buy now, pay later player Klarna has finally filed for IPO — and it's done so in the United States of America.