Goldman-backed Starling states no options to go after EU financial institution license, enlargement to come from computer software

Goldman-backed Starling states no options to go after EU financial institution license, enlargement to come from computer software


Important Points
  • Digital lender Starling will not re-apply for a European Union banking license and will as a substitute go after intercontinental enlargement through its software program enterprise Motor, incoming CEO claimed.
  • Engine is a software platform that Starling sells to other providers, so that they can established up their personal electronic banks.
  • Raman Bhatia outlined the company’s worldwide growth ideas, in his to start with general public remarks since his March appointment as Starling CEO in March.



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