Clémence Le Floch: “After the Klarna card, 12-installment payments are coming to France and a mobile plan will follow” Four years after launching in France, the Swedish payment specialist Klarna claims 6.6 million end customers and 21,000 partner retailers. Clémence Le Floch, Country Manager, reviews the company’s progress in France and details the roadmap: after savings accounts, now the card, 12-installment payments and even a mobile plan. The goal is to become a daily-use neobank.
Klarna valued at US$15 billion for a NYSE listing Americas On September 9, Swedish payment company Klarna, known for buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) solutions, raised US$1.37 billion in an initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).…
After Ebay, Klarna is collaborating with the resale platform Poshmark Americas Faced with the rise of circular fashion in the USA, where the second-hand market is worth US$51.9 billion, and the Swedish fintech company's ambitions to offer services beyond payment methods, Klarna and Poshmark are launching a new offer. It integrates a resale feature directly into the Klarna app.
In a week, Klarna signs with Walmart and files IPO application at NYSE Americas On March 17, Klarna announced an exclusive partnership with Walmart (2024 turnover: US$681 billion, up by 5.6%) in collaboration with the OnePay app.…
Klarna claims 100 million European customers Europe Amid a backdrop of tighter regulation for BNPL with a revision of the European Credit Directive,…
