Allica Bank has submitted an application for a banking licence in Sweden
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Today, Allica Bank can confirm we have submitted an application for a banking licence in Sweden 🇸🇪 The application marks the first step in Allica’s planned expansion o…
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Allica Bank
Business banking how it used to be, just better.
- Industry
- Financial Services
- Location
- London, GB
- Company size
- 501–1,000 employees
About Allica Bank
🏆 The UK’s #1 fastest-growing private company (The Sunday Times 100, 2024) 🚀 One of LinkedIn’s Top UK Startups and Deloitte’s fastest-growing UK fintech ever 🌟 Rated ‘Excellent’ on Trustpilot Allica is a bank built especially for established businesses with between 5 and 250 employees. A third of the UK’s economy depends on these businesses, yet they’re overlooked by the big banks with a service that is increasingly impersonal, inconvenient, and poor value. We’re here to change that. Allica Bank is on a mission to give established businesses the banking they deserve. That means: - a current account that rewards business owners for using it. - a relationship manager whose name and number they actually know. - powerful tools and technology that make life easier, not harder. It’s proving to be a winning combination. Allica was named as Britain's fastest-growing private company in 2024’s The Sunday Times 100, and we’re also the fastest-growing fintech in the 26-year history of Deloitte’s UK Technology Fast 50 awards. Since we opened our doors in 2020, Allica has lent over £3 billion to established UK businesses and raised £4 billion in deposits. From our offices in Milton Keynes, London and Manchester, we’re offering business banking how it used to be, just better.
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