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Monday 01 November 2021 1:20 pm  |  Updated:  Monday 01 November 2021 1:28 pm

Starling Bank chief swats away suitors in fresh book chapter

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Anne Boden, founder and chief executive of the fintech, said in an updated version of her book Banking On It: “Starling is not for sale and I very much want to lead it to floatation and beyond.” (Photo by Noam Galai/Getty Images for TechCrunch)

The chief of digital bank Starling Bank has swatted away speculation that the lender is up for sale in a new chapter of her book.

Anne Boden, founder and chief executive of the fintech, said in an updated version of her book Banking On It: “Starling is not for sale and I very much want to lead it to floatation and beyond.”

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Chrysalis marks down Starling stake again and reduces Klarna holding

Hand inserting a turquoise Starling Bank PCA debit card with Mastercard logo into a brown wallet.

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