Another challenger bank is trying its luck in the UK. This is how it hopes to sweep the market
Holland’s Bunq is launching in Britain this week. Will its “life-hack” features, ethical investing, and credit-card offering be enough to lure a more mature market?
Bunq isn’t an ordinary challenger bank. The company has branched into 30 European countries without a penny of VC funds, it doesn’t believe in free banking, and perhaps most unusually, it asks its customers where it should invest its funds.
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