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Klarna seeks $14 billion IPO valuation
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Klarna said it plans to withhold data until it is assured its customers won’t be unfairly penalized.
Once Europe's most valuable startup and the second-highest fintech at $45.6 billion, it's going public at a $14 billion ...
This isn't the BNPL service's first foray into the cards territory. Klarna launched the Klarna Credit Card, a no-annual-fee card that works more like a charge card in 2022 and issued a US version ...
Klarna is staking a claim in enemy territory. The popular buy now, pay later service is taking on credit cards with its own offering, and you can now join a waitlist to apply before the Klarna ...
Klarna launched the Klarna Credit Card, a no-annual-fee card that works more like a charge card, in 2022 and issued a US version in 2024.
Curious about Klarna? I tested this buy now, pay later app to see how it works, compares to credit cards, and whether the perks are worth it.
Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski says buy now, pay later is used by shoppers who otherwise avoid credit.
Millennial and Gen-Z shoppers claim to have fallen into tremendous amounts of debt after overspending through buy-now-pay-later service apps like Klarna, Affirm and AfterPary.
Klarna says its new card will help customers avoid credit-card debt — but the interest rate could be up to 34% in some cases The buy-now-pay-later provider says its new card isn’t a credit ...
Sebastian Siemiatkowski is a co-founder and CEO of Klarna, the Sweden-based company that's one of the world's biggest providers of buy now, pay later services to customers.
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