Digital banking startup Chime, shareholders aim to raise $832 million in US IPO
Digital banking startup Chime, backed by prominent investors, plans to raise up to $832 million through a US initial public offering. This move aims to fuel growth and compete in the expanding fintech sector, reflecting increasing investor interes...
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Chime and some existing stockholders are aiming to raise as much as $832 million in an initial public offering in the US, the digital banking startup said on Monday.
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