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The Swedish company known for offering payment plans to cash -lined buyers is in the middle of a big change. Specifically, from September 10, 2025, the shares of the new public company are in NYSE as Claire, At $ 40. There is still no traffic, although the market is open, but there will certainly be many eyes for the volatility of Klar’s movements as the days go by.
With Klarna today estimated about $ 15 billion, IPO reported about $ 1.3 billion with just over 34 million shares offered.
Although Klarna’s press release on iPO did not come with direct bid by leadership, cover as This piece by Daniella Genovese on Fox Business Shows some observations from Klarna’s CEO Sebastian siemiatkowski Before moving on how he sees the placement of the business on Fintech.
Siemiatkowski talks
“I think there is this demand and people want something other than their bank,” he said. “Most people are not so excited about what banks have done for them in recent decades … There have been competitive banks, but there have been no banks who are willing to do things differently, in my opinion.
Klarna offers an alternative: its market now, Pay later (BNPL) allows buyers to divide markets into multiple installments without interests or delay full payment so that they can wipe the funds.
These are good news for many employees who have seen their purchasing power to shrink as prices are rising and companies get a payier. Will “buy now, will pay later” help to add flexibility to a market where class and file cannot afford what they want or should buy?
Talk to Managing Director
Right now, as we wait for the first flaailings of the new Klarna shares, you can also call Siemiatkowski directly and tell him what is on your mind.
THE New “CEO AI Hotline” It adopts the new approach to the connection of the callers to an “avatar” of the Managing Director who will hear what they have to say and transfer to man.
To be clear, Siemiatkowski’s digital twin is not interested in broader discussion. I phoned, and said they are mostly just looking for comments about the Klarna user experience. But this most powerful communication channel is quite welcome after decades of sterile chatbots and IVR that do not offer a realistic experience to those who try to reach the top brass of any company anywhere.
So try it: Get the phone number away from Klarna’s website and call Avatar CEO and tell him what you think about his iPO. It’s a brave new world.
Some analysts are exulient.
“In recent months, Figma Inc. and Circle Internet Group Inc. have seen their stocks appear on their debut”, Emily Bary writes in Marketwatch. “(It is) a sign of strong appetite for iPos, and also a sign that the contractors left money on the table.
Someone wonders what Chatbot will say to Klarna’s real users and what they will bring to CEO’s attention, including, perhaps, news that they are unable to make payments or criticism of cumbersome features. After talking to myself, it seems obvious to me that this will be another example of what is called “patrolling interaction”, where what looks like two -way communication is really only one -way communication dressed as a dialogue.
Anyway, be careful how this works. At least Klarna offers a listening ear, although it is not immediate in any way. Stay tuned.
