Klarna Reports $1 Billion Loss
Swedish BNPL giant Klarna reported losses for 2022.
Swedish BNPL giant Klarna reported losses for 2022.
Swedish fintech company Klarna has announced the start of charging late payments from customers in the UK.
BNPL fintech leader Klarna is starting a six-month pilot project with German private credit bureau Schufa for Buy Now Pay Later service customers to be better protected against over-indebtedness
BNPL provider Klarna will provide its customers with sustainability data on their chosen brands, starting with the power-hungry consumer electronics industry
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The BNPL leader includes a convenient price comparison tool in its one-stop shopping app
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is to tighten up regulation of BNPL firms with the same baseline consumer protections that work for credit cards
BNPL giant Klarna saw its net losses nearly quadruple in the first half of 2022 driven by higher credit defaults, increased employee costs and a shift in investor sentiment
Klarna is updating its shopping app to allow UK consumers to view their full online order history, regardless of whether they are purchased using Klarna
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Once Europe’s most valuable private tech company, Klarna saw its value cut by 85% after a strenuous $800m funding round
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Klarna’s Virtual Shopping tools are already live today with over 300 brands, including Levi’s, Hugo Boss, and Herman Miller
The company says its UK customers will soon be able to build a positive credit history by using Klarna’s BNPL products
Klarna has announced it is enabling banks to extend voluntary gambling blocks to open banking-driven payments powered by its subsidiary, SOFORT, helping protect UK consumers. UK-based Monzo, was the first bank to introduce a gambling block in 2018, following demand from customers who wanted help controlling their use of gambling sites. Since then most UK […]
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