Starling Bank is a private company building in financial services / digital challenger bank (retail and business banking), founded in 2014. Its most recent disclosed valuation is $1.8B. Its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
One company valuation: $1.8B, dated Mar 2021.
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Millennium ManagementLEADMMerian Global InvestorsLEADFidelityQatar Investment AuthorityMillennium ManagementMerian Global InvestorsStarling Bank is a licensed and regulated British digital bank, occasionally called a challenger bank or neobank, offering personal current accounts, joint accounts, business accounts and Euro accounts through its mobile app, without physical branches. Its Marketplace feature connects customers to partner financial products, giving them a dedicated space to browse different options such as savings and insurance. Anne Boden, a former Allied Irish Banks chief operating officer, founded Starling Bank in January 2014, and the bank is headquartered in London.
Since its founding, Starling Bank has received over £500 million in funding.
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No. Starling Bank is a private company; its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
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