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  •   Home > News > Business

    Buy Now Pay Later service Laybuy is back - with the help of its new Swedish owner Klarna

    Buy Now Pay Later service Laybuy is back - with the help of its new Swedish owner Klarna


    The company - founded in 2017 - had more than half a million New Zealand customers - before it was placed into receivership in June.

    Australia and New Zealand Klarna head and former Laybuy chief executive Gary Rohloff says Klarna is highly innovative - with a massive network serving 90-million consumers globally.

    He says it's absolutely fantastic having a company of that size investing in New Zealand - for both retailers and consumers alike.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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