Nubank Wants To Pay Up To £10 Billion For Monzo. That Is ...
Monzo is also weighing a new funding round as Nubank seeks access to its 16 million customers and a foothold in Europe.
- On Monday, Nubank stocks fell over 8.5% after reports emerged that the Brazilian bank is in talks to acquire British digital bank Monzo Bank for between $10.8 billion and $13.5 billion.
- Seeking a European foothold, Nubank—led by Nubank CEO and Co-Founder David Velez—is eyeing Monzo's more than 16 million customers, marking a strategic pivot from its North America focus.
- Monzo has hired Morgan Stanley and Qatalyst to advise on the potential sale, which could value the firm at up to £10 billion and would likely be paid in cash and shares.
- A sale would rule out a near-term London Stock Exchange listing for Monzo, despite pressure from Government ministers to list, while rival Revolut plans a dual London and Nasdaq listing.
- Nubank, with a market value of about $65.5bn, previously planned to shut its U.S. operations to prioritize Europe; Velez stated the company is "playing the long game" regarding expansion.
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Nubank’s owner is in talks to buy Monzo at up to £10bn
Monzo is in talks about a sale to Brazil’s Nu Holdings, the owner of Nubank. A deal could value the British digital bank at between £8bn and £10bn, Mark Kleinman reported for Sky News on Saturday. The talks are at a relatively early stage, according to Sky News. Monzo has hired Morgan Stanley and Qatalyst […] This story continues at The Next Web
Nubank Wants To Pay Up To £10 Billion For Monzo. That Is ...
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