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Starling Bank reports 50% revenue rise in third year of profitability

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Starling Bank Reports Third Year of Profitability

Key Financial Highlights:

  • Pre-Tax Profits: Increased by 54.7% to £301.1 million.
  • Revenue: Rose by 50.6% to £682.2 million.
  • Deposits: Grew by 4% to £11 billion.

Operational Metrics:

  • Active Accounts: Nearly 80% of total accounts are active.
  • Total Transactions: Increased by 21% to £174.1 billion.
  • Total Accounts: 4.2 million, up from 3.6 million in FY23.
    • Active Core Accounts: 2.9 million, up from 2.4 million.

Strategic Investments:

  • Engine, the Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) Platform: Launched in March 2022 and heavily invested in during the year.

Leadership Changes:

  • John Mountain, interim CEO, describes the year as a “breakthrough”.
  • Raman Bhatia, formerly of Ovo, named permanent CEO, replacing Anne Boden.

Growth and Expansion:

  • Global Deals: Secured partnerships with AMP Bank in Australia and Salt Bank in Romania.
  • Focus on APAC: Aims to penetrate the APAC region through these deals and further expansions.

Overall Summary: Starling Bank has achieved significant financial and operational growth, marking its third consecutive year of profitability. With strong increases in profits, revenue, and deposits, and a high percentage of active accounts, the bank is well-positioned for continued expansion. Strategic investments in its BaaS platform and leadership changes are expected to drive further growth, particularly in international markets.

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