Klarna continued to count more losses as its consumers failed to repay loans. In its first quarter, the Swedish “buy now, pay ...

Klarna said its net loss for the first three months of 2025 totaled $99 million, significantly worse than the $47 million ...

While 'buy now, pay later' provider Klarna grew to 100 million users last quarter, more of its customers are failing to repay ...

Klarna says it's loss more than doubled on a year-over-year basis in Q1. Here's why Klarna's upcoming US IPO remain worth ...

Klarna’s Q3 2023 results are the latest in a growing list of evidence that the Swedish fintech giant is evolving from a loss-making unicorn to a durable company ready for the public markets.

Losses at Swedish ... to become apparent. The Financial Conduct Authority warned buy now, pay later companies this month against misleading adverts. In December 2020, Klarna fell foul of the ...

The document contains a wealth of information about its financial ... Taken as a whole, Klarna’s 2022 looks like an old-school unicorn year. Costs are rising quickly, losses are up even more ...

The improving financial position comes after ... well ahead of the target we set for later this year." Klarna still recorded a $71 million operating loss for Q2, although that was down four ...

(Bloomberg) -- Klarna shrank its net losses 76% in 2023 as the buy-now-pay-later firm makes preparations for one of the biggest IPOs of the year. The Stockholm-based fintech lost about 400 million ...

The Stockholm-based company showed that its full-year operating loss for 2022 grew 46.5% to 10.4 billion Swedish kronor (around $994 million) from 2021's 7.1 billion kronor.

Klarna’s costs have soared as it ramped up its expansion in the US Losses at buy-now pay-later ... In the UK, the Financial Conduct Authority is set to bring BNPL under its remit next year ...

Money Story uses the animated 'story' format popularised by social media, to provide users with spending insights that they can convert into financial ... overview of their yearly Klarna spending.