Thursday, March 13, 2025
5.8 C
London
HomeBankingDutch challenger Bunq prepares for UK relaunch as it reports first full...

Dutch challenger Bunq prepares for UK relaunch as it reports first full year of profitability

Date:

Senate Votes to Eliminate CFPB Oversight of Big Tech Payment Apps

What the Senate's decision means for fintech regulation and...

Santander and Amazon Launch New Visa Card in Austria

Discover the Benefits of the Latest Collaboration Between Two...

Flagstone Builds Sleeping Giant to Highlight Savings Shortfall

Unveiling the Hidden Savings Challenges in the Financial SectorHighlights:...
  • Business Move: Bunq, the Dutch digital challenger, applies for an Electronic Money Institution (EMI) license in the UK.
  • Financial Success: Reported a net profit of €53.1 million in 2023, marking its first full year of profitability.
  • Global Expansion: Aims to challenge Monzo and Revolut in the UK as part of its global expansion plans.
  • EU Success: Became the first EU neobank to record a quarterly profit in Q4 2022 after a decade of operations.
  • UK Market Reentry: Sees the UK as a “bridge between Europe and the rest of the world” and targets 2.8 million British digital nomads.
  • License Strategy: Chooses to apply for a UK EMI license to allow UK customers to open local payment accounts.
  • Financial Growth: In Q4 2023, gross interest income grew by 488%, and user deposits rose from €1.8 billion to almost €7 billion.
  • US Expansion: Applied for a US banking license with the FDIC and aims to expand services to all 50 states.
  • Innovation: Recently launched Finn, a self-built GenAI platform, claiming to be the first AI-powered bank in Europe.

Related stories

spot_img

Subscribe

- Never miss a story with notifications

- Gain full access to our premium content

- Browse free from up to 5 devices at once

Latest stories