Saudi Arabia-based fintech company Tabby has doubled its valuation to $3.3 billion after raising $160 million during the series E funding round.

Payments giant Klarna expands buy-now-pay-later offering by partnering with JPMorgan as global transaction volumes surge ...

Bana Akkad-Azhari and Joon Kim talk to Euromoney about adapting to an evolving payments ecosystem and helping treasurers ...

Tabby, the financial services and shopping app, raises $160 million at $3.3 billion, making it the most valuable fintech in ...

The Australian eyewear brand is kicking off the relaunch with its first collection this spring that focuses on affordably ...

On 28 January 2024, the central bank signed a one-sided contract with private firm Velwire Limited, owned by Zareef Hamid and a US-based firm named Prime Holdings LLC, for Binimoy's operations. Zareef ...

Tabby, a UAE-based buy now, pay later (BNPL) player, has reportedly hired banks to prepare for an eventual initial public ...

Lenders from Morgan Stanley to Bank of America are courting crypto companies that have been on the sidelines when it comes to going public and selling shares, per Bloomberg. The new interest by the ...

The agreement integrates Klarna's flexible payment methods into JP Morgan's extensive payment processing network to enhance consumer flexibility and business growth.

Affirm's strong Q2 results show market leadership, but risks include competition, credit quality, and valuation concerns.

Interest rates are unlikely to rise in 2025, regardless of the relatively doveish stance of the Federal Reserve in the United States, which reduces the probability of BNPLs going insolvent in 2025.