Rakuten Explores U.S. IPO for Its Growing Credit Card Business
Months after launching its first U.S. credit card, Rakuten is now considering an initial public offering for its credit card ...
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Learn how Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) allow companies to raise capital by offering shares to the public, driving growth and innovation within the payments and banking sectors.
Klarna’s Debit Card Is Headed to Europe
After a successful trial run in the United States, Klarna is bringing its debit card to Europe. The move comes ...
Klarna Sells Off $26 Billion in BNPL Loans Ahead of IPO
Klarna will sell off $26 billion in buy now, pay later loans to Nelnet, a U.S.-based financial services firm primarily ...
Two Fintech IPOs Are Poised to Debut, with More on Deck
Two major fintechs made moves towards initial public offerings this week, foreshadowing what may be a robust year ahead for ...
NerdWallet IPO: Another Credit Card Aggregator Goes Big Time
New accounts are the lifeblood of a credit card business. Issuers must constantly book accounts to fuel growth and cover account ...
Security Considerations Every Business Should Take When Preparing For an IPO
Entrepreneurs are a rare breed who can pull ideas from air and command capital into form. When the company you ...
Remitly, Disruptor in the International Money Transfer Space, Submits Registration for IPO
Remitly, a mobile remittance fintech, announced yesterday that it had submitted a draft registration statement for a proposed IPO. Valued ...
Toast Prepares A Future IPO On Its Restaurant Menu
Another day—another IPO (Initial Public Offering) in the works. This time it’s Toast, software developer to the restaurant industry for ...
Transferwise Rebrands as Wise Ahead of an Expected IPO
In the evolving world of fintechs, the mature ones (10+ years in business) have been transitioning in a number of ...
BNPL Buzzkill: Memories of Peer-to-Peer Lending
It is hard to argue with the fact that people love BNPL lending. It is fast, approval rates are nearly ...
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