Klarna says more customers are falling behind on their buy now, pay later loans as U.S. consumer debt hits a record high.

Klarna had a bruising start to the year as losses widened and with its IPO stalling, questions are being raised about the ...

The increased failure to repay comes on the back of gloomy economic sentiment in the US, where a closely watched measure of ...

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While 'buy now, pay later' provider Klarna grew to 100 million users last quarter, more of its customers are failing to repay ...

Klarna and Zilch have reiterated buy now pay later ambitions despite the government's crack down on the industry.

Klarna's consumer credit losses have also jumped, which its Q1 financial report said is "driven by the accelerated expansion of Pay Later and Fair Financing products." Klarna's first quarter saw a 17% ...

Swedish fintech Klarna yesterday announced that it's rolling out its first-ever debit card, in an attempt to position itself ...

Klarna also stated that customer credit losses have skyrocketed to $136 million (£101.27 million), equivalent to a 17% year-on-year increase.

Klarna unveiled a widening net loss this week and revealed it's consumer credit losses are on the up. What on earth is going on?

Klarna continued to count more losses as its consumers failed to repay loans. In its first quarter, the Swedish “buy now, pay ...