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Klarna CEO Siemiatkowski says buy now, pay later is used by shoppers who otherwise avoid credit

Por: WPLG Local 10 Tech December 18, 2023

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NEW YORK – Sebastian Siemiatkowski is a co-founder and CEO of Klarna, the Sweden-based company that’s one of the world’s biggest providers of buy now, pay later services to customers. Klarna started off in Europe and entered the U.S. market in 2015.Buy now, pay later has become an increasingly popular option for consumers for purchases: its usage is up 10-fold since the pandemic and U.S. regulators see it as potentially a more sustainable... + full article



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