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Starling Bank breaks even, on course to become profitable

By Sunniva Kolostyak

November 20, 2020

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Starling Bank, the UK challenger, is on track to become the first retail neobank to turn a profit after it breaks even in October, boasting a lending catalogue of £1.5 billion. Announcing the milestone achievement, Anne Boden, the CEO and Founder of Starling, revealed that the bank broke even in October, with nearly 1.8 million […]

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