
Plural Launches $436M Investment Fund to Propel European Tech Startups
Plural aims to be a more effective partner for European startups than traditional venture capital funds.
Plural aims to be a more effective partner for European startups than traditional venture capital funds.
While the sum involved in this sanction violation might appear insignificant, it highlights the industry’s ongoing struggle to prevent breaches following global geopolitical events.
Despite a few headwinds Wise has recently faced, the company’s stock jumped after revealing a spike in profits and revenue.
Wise saw its shares dip Monday after management announced that long-serving CFO Matt Briers would leave the company early next year.
The UK IPO market has come under scrutiny as analysts believe it has lost its appeal in attracting big-name tech listings.
Atlantic Money recently accused its more illustrious British rival Wise of undermining competition in the money transfer space.
The Financial Conduct Authority has launched a formal investigation to determine if Kristo Käärmann, CEO of Wise, is guilty of tax violation.
Revolut advocated for an immediate ceasefire, noting that war can never be a solution to any form of diplomatic row.
Wise has waived fees on more than 500,000 pounds worth of personal transfer transactions to meet emergency needs.
Starling has caught the eyes of JPMorgan and Barclays that showed interest in acquiring the digital bank. Starling Bank, however, has declined the requests.
The company added that its initial plan is to launch Assets for the business and personal customers in the United Kingdom.
The fintech giant will list itself on London Stock Exchange in a Spotify style listing marking the first tech company to seek a direct listing in London.
In the future, Wise plans to roll out OwnWise, a client shareholder program that will allow its users to own a stake in the company.
TransferWise is expected to move all its users from the old platform to the “Wise brand” by March this year.