Buy now, pay later lender Klarna files for U.S. IPO

ANALYSIS. Klarna is entering uncharted waters as it files for an IPO in a shaky market. Has the company gotten in over its head?

The Swedish startup Klarna was the pioneer of the model "buy now, pay later" in online shopping. Meanwhile, the company counts almost 100 million customers and wants to go to the stock market. Reports have shrunk significantly.

Those who shop online had to pay directly for a long time. Offers such as Klarna offer an invoice purchase, a success model at the expense of the defaulters. Now the company has announced its IPO.

Klarna files for US IPO despite market tumult

New York listing of buy now, pay later group will test investor appetite for fintech sector

Klarna files for U.S. IPO

Klarna Group files for IPO with plans to list on NYSE under KLAR. Targeting $15B+ valuation, the company reported 93M users & revenue growth of 24%.

Profitable Klarna files for a potentially blockbuster IPO

Swedish fintech Klarna took the next step in its highly anticipated U.S. IPO on Friday when it made its F-1 public. Here are the top take-aways. Swedish fintech Klarna took the next step in its highly anticipated U.S. IPO on Friday when it made its S-1 public. Here are the top take-aways.