Lendbuzz, the auto finance fintech, has filed for an IPO aiming for a valuation of $1.5 billion. As it joins a wave of fintech companies going public, will it succeed where others falter?
Klarna's long-awaited IPO has finally arrived, raising $1.4 billion on the NYSE. With shares initially soaring to $52, the fintech giant marks a significant milestone in its journey from a daring startup to a $15 billion valuation. Find out how existing investors played a key role in this success!
Klarna's shares opened at $52, exceeding its IPO price of $40, marking a significant moment for the buy-now, pay-later sector. With $1.17 billion raised, Klarna's public debut could influence the fintech landscape.
Robinhood Markets is officially joining the S&P 500, marking its transition from a pandemic trading app to a significant player in U.S. finance. This inclusion is expected to boost stock demand and reflects the company's growing credibility among institutional investors.
Walmart's fintech startup OnePay is launching two new credit cards in partnership with Synchrony, aiming to improve customer experience and expand financial services for millions. Explore this strategic shift in retail banking!
The conviction of Charlie Javice, founder of fintech startup Frank, for defrauding JPMorgan Chase by inflating user numbers has raised serious questions about trust and ethics in the fintech industry. This case exposes vulnerabilities in acquisitions and due diligence processes, sending shockwaves through the sector.
In an exciting new partnership, DoorDash will soon allow users to pay for fast food in installments thanks to Klarna's Buy Now, Pay Later service. This move aims to attract cash-strapped consumers and could revolutionize how we pay for everyday meals.
In a surprising turn of events, banks that once fought against the CFPB are now rallying to protect it from drastic cuts by the Trump administration. As the agency's future hangs in the balance, industry leaders warn of rising competition from unregulated fintech giants.
