KLAR
$14.80
Klarna Group plc operates as a digital bank and flexible payments provider in the United Kingdom, the United States, Germany, Sweden, and internationally.
Recent News
1 Under-the-Radar Stock That Insiders Are Buying Up Now
Klarna stock is back in focus after a wave of insider buying signaled confidence, even as investors continue debating its valuation, credit risk, and post-IPO recovery story.
Nordic VC exits rebound as buyouts and AI M&A reopen liquidity
The exteriors of Stockholm’s Nasdaq stock exchange Jonathan Nackstrand/Getty Images Liquidity is returning to Nordic VC-backed companies as buyout funds step in and a new generation of IPO candidates start to line up. In 2025, exit value for Nordic startups came in at €18.7 billion (about $21.5 billion), according to PitchBook’s latest Nordic Private Capital Breakdown, more than quadrupling the total for 2024. Even after stripping out Swedish buy-now, pay-later giant Klarna’s $15 billion US IPO,
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Klarna (KLAR) Climbs 8.8% as Chairman Hikes Stake by Million Dollars
Klarna Group PLC (NYSE:KLAR) is one of the 10 Must-Watch Stocks Right Now. Klarna Group bounced back by 8.82 percent on Friday to close at $15.91 apiece, as investors mirrored the acquisition of an additional $50 million stake by its chairman, Michael Moritz. In a regulatory filing, Klarna Group PLC (NYSE:KLAR) said that Moritz acquired […]
Klarna’s Chairman Buys $50 Million Worth of Stock. The Busted IPO Is Still a Risky Bet.
Klarna stock surged more than 10% on Friday after word that the chairman of Swedish fintech Klarna is buying shares. The stock pop is unarguably good for Klarna, a buy now, pay later lender. It has been a disaster since it made its Wall Street debut six months ago, losing 60% from its initial public offering price.