Meanings of later company in English

New Zealand buy now-pay later company, Laybuy, has had a stellar debut on the Australian stock exchange.

Buy-now-pay- later company Afterpay led the surge as investment firms lifted the company's outlook due to its ongoing global expansion.

X15 Ventures has previously provided multi-million funding to buy-now-pay- later company Klarna, in a bid to lure it to Australia to compete with Afterpay.

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Buy now pay later company Zip Co has disappointed the market with a near-doubling in its full-year net loss and higher bad debt expenses.

Local tech stocks followed suit, with buy now pay later company Afterpay down 2.3 per cent to $73.87.

Buy-now-pay- later company Afterpay, which has been something of a market darling, was the biggest loser in early trade, diving 9.4%.

Another was buy now pay later company Afterpay, which upped its full year earnings estimate yesterday and rose 6.78 per cent to $79.98.

Meanwhile, Afterpay Ltd advanced 4.6% and was the fourth-biggest percentage gainer on the benchmark, after the buy-now-pay- later company said California approved its lending licence.

Almost two centuries later companies are still trying to cash in on its allure.

Like other buy-now-pay- later companies, it is coming under the intense gaze of regulators and market observers.

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Ms O'Dwyer said the lure of buy now, pay later companies was particularly dangerous to those yet to mature their financial literacy.

Buy-now-pay- later companies let shoppers purchase products without paying upfront, and without the regulatory hurdle of applying for a credit card or loan.

Lawmakers in Australia have called for tougher regulation of buy-now-pay- later companies, which are not subject to the same oversight as traditional lenders.

Buy-now-pay- later companies let shoppers buy products in installments without having to go through the scrutiny of applying for a credit card or a loan.