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  • Wise profit slides as costs racks up from US listing

    Fintech

    Money transfer firm Wise saw its profit fall in its latest financial year as costs related to its new primary listing on Wall Street helped take a chunk out of the company’s bottom line. The UK fintech’s profit before tax slid eight per cent to $660m (£500m) – down from $717.5m – in its first [...]

    Wise outlined plans to shift its primary listing to the US in June.
  • Wise shares plummet as money transfer firm faces fraud investigation

    Fintech

    Shares in money transfer firm Wise have plummeted this morning as the fintech faces an investigation over allegations its accounts have been used for criminal activity. Prosecutors in Belgium opened an investigation last year after discovering Wise accounts had been flagged in hundreds of international criminal requests that spanned over 30 European countries. The transactions [...]

    Wise logo with downward trending stock chart, highlighting fintechs share decline amid Belgium fraud investigation
  • UK fintech Wise profit falls amid shifting primary listing to US

    Fintech

    Money transfer firm Wise took a hit to profit in the first half of the year amid its move to shift its primary listing to New York. The fintech darling recorded a 13 per cent reduction in pre-tax profit at £254.6m despite soaring numbers in customers and volume. Marketing investment increased 59 per cent to [...]

    Wise outlined plans to shift its primary listing to the US in June.
  • Wise co-founders clash over New York listing plans

    July 21, 2025

    A plan to move Wise’s primary listing from London to New York has been thrown into doubt after one of the firm’s co-founders urged shareholders to vote against the move. Taavet Hinrikus, who served as chief executive of the London fintech from its founding in 2011 until 2017, warned he was “deeply troubled” over the [...]

  • Income at UK fintech Wise jumps as payment volumes soar

    April 15, 2025

    Money transfer firm Wise posted an increase to fourth quarter income driven by growth in international payments. The fintech, which enables digital payments for consumers and businesses, booked an underlying income of £350m for the fourth quarter. This was a 13 per cent increase from the previous quarter. Cross-border volumes soared 28 per cent to [...]

  • Wise: Fintech’s shares pop as swelling customer base boosts profit

    November 6, 2024

    Wise has posted a surge in profit as the money transfer fintech benefited from a swelling customer base and made investments to reduce prices.

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