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Wise man looks for silver lining as dark clouds gather

Kristo Käärmann puts positive spin on payment app’s first year as public company despite FCA probe and jump in costs

The co-founder and chief executive of payments app Wise sought to apply a positive gloss when the group reported its first results as a public company this week.

“We’re now moving 3.5 per cent of all personal money that moves across borders,” Kristo Käärmann told shareholders. “We’re really pleased to get this far — but there’s still 96.5 per cent left to go.”

But the Estonian’s entrepreneur’s efforts were not only undermined by a jump in costs that curbed profit growth at Wise, which was valued at almost £9bn when it went public in London 12 months ago in a rare coup for the UK market.

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