Affirm and Shopify accelerate global expansion of Shop Pay Installments, starting with Canada and UK this summer, with plans for Australia and Western Europe.
TD Cowen said Affirm as one of the top performing buy-now-pay-later brands in the U.S. with a full-suite point-of-sale lending capability versus peers.
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Stride Bank partners with Affirm to issue Affirm Card, offering flexible payment options to 1.7 million active cardholders and benefiting from Affirm's large network and growth in BNPL market.
The agreement will make Affirm’s solutions available to J.P. Morgan Payments’ network of merchants and enable U.S. merchants using its Commerce Platform to offer the buy-now-pay-later provider’s flexible and transparent plans at checkout.
Affirm shares are trading higher by 9% during Wednesday's session. Tech stocks are rising alongside the broader market after the Fed held rates steady.
Affirm Holdings will lose its exclusive role providing installment loans for Walmart as Klarna partners with OnePay. Yesterday, Goldman Sachs analyst lowered AFRM's price target from $90 to $50, then raised the forecast to $56 reflecting the updated impact of loss of the Walmart relationship.
Stocks were little moved during midday Monday trading in New York, as a mixed retail sales report failed to generate a bullish response from investors.
