Currency Transfers

Money transfer and payments app Wise is increasing some of its charges and fees. The company prides itself on its low-cost approach to the conversion and transfer of foreign currencies. Despite that, it’s raising the fees associated with payment and conversions in Euros and Great British Pounds. When will the fees apply and how much is

The online money transfer platform, Wise, has revealed a fresh green brand identity with new logos, website, app layouts, fonts and colour schemes. Wise has completely updated the look, feel and messaging of its branding The new look is described by Wise as being bold and clean in shades of green, and one where international

Wise the online currency transfer app and investing platform published a trading update this week. What information did the trading update contain? The trading update was for the third quarter in financial year 2022 during which time the business reached several significant milestones, including 4.0 million customers completing cross border transfers, in a single quarter

Online money transfer and investment group Wise has learnt a hard lesson about life as a public company this week, as leading US bank published research on the stock. What happened? US Investment bank Citi, downgraded Wise on Monday citing excessive long term growth expectations in the stock, as the reason for the markdown. Citi

Wise, the recently floated payments and currency transfer company, listed on the London Stock Exchange, has published its half-year report which covers trading up until the 30th of September. What were the Wise results like? The company put a positive spin on the numbers highlighting some of the achievements made, and milestones reached by the

Wise, the online money transfer and investing platform that was recently listed on the London Stock Exchange posted its second-quarter trading update this morning. The Wise (LON: WISE) share price sliped -2.90 on its second quarter trading update. It’s the first since it made its stock market debut in early July, with a share price

One of the founders of money transfer provider Wise (formally Transferwise) Kristo Kaarman’s fine comes after he was found to have deliberately defaulted on more than £700,000 worth of tax. The co-founder of one of the world’s leading online money transfer sites is in trouble with HMRC. A £365,651 fine is on the cards, but

UK fintech Wise (formerly known as TransferWise) has launched a new service in conjunction with fund management giant BlackRock. Wise which started life as a peer-to-peer payments and currency transfer platform, that sort to disrupt and undercut the existing market for international payments business,  was founded back in 2011 has grown quickly, and today has